| BUSINESSWEEK ONLINE : DECEMBER 6, 1999 ISSUE | ||||||||
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Know Your Knives NAME USE
BONING Thin blade makes it easier to work around
Usually 6'' bones, between muscle groups, and under
gristle
CHEF'S OR FRENCH Multipurpose; designed to peel and trim as
8''-12'' well as slice, chop, and mince
CLEAVER Rectangular blade for slicing, dicing, chop-
Many sizes ping, and disjoining poultry
FILLETING Very thin and long, with an upward curved
6''-8'' and flexible blade for separating fish flesh
from bones
PARING With a tapering blade or one that bends down
2''-4'' at the tip, it's used mainly for vegetables
and fruits
SERRATED EDGE Has scalloped or sawtooth edge for cutting
SLICER bread crusts and smooth vegetable skins
Varying lengths
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