Guy Fieri Plays With Knives
Food Network celebrity chef Guy Fieri grants BehindThe Knife an exclusive interview.
Food Network celebrity chef Guy Fieri grants BehindThe Knife an exclusive interview.
Personal Chef Michael Roberts’ toolbox differs from a chef in a commercial kitchen…but not much.
Knife snob Chef Bradly Montgomery travels with a modest knife roll, but isn’t beneath a pair of Cutco scissors.
If you’re going to cheat, do it right! Use the Wusthof Ikon Diamond Ceramic Knife & Scissor Sharpener.
Chip Sheen explains in-between-sharpening maintenance with honing steels and sharpening steels.
Continuing with our knife theme-of-the-week, Chip Sheen looks at waterstones and oilstones.
Our topic for the rest of this week is knives, with videos from Chief Tool Dude Chip Sheen and an excellent end-of-the-week giveaway.
BehindTheKnife.com winds down for Thanksgiving break…
Check out a video demonstration by Chip Sheen on knife sharpening, and enter to win a Kuhn Rikon Mini Pro Knife Sharpener.
Chip Sheen answers our first Burning Question, about keeping your knives sharp.
For sous chef Joel Hetrick, ten knives is too many. Six is just about right.
Chef and author Chad Carns urges us to “Walk away from the block of knives!” and buy one quality, multipurpose one instead.
Chef Alan cook can’t live without his “black Sharpie, a pocket thermometer, a pencil with plenty of eraser, and a pitcher of iced coffee.”
An email from chef Daniel Maggipinto solidified the theory behind what I want to convey with BehindTheKnife.com.
Hans Gruber, Executive Chef at Hotel Velas Vallarta lists a double espresso and a pack of Marlboros among his tools.
Patricia Williams, Executive Chef at Nios, formerly District, at The Muse New York in Manhattan likes to experiment.