Knife specialists in shops are usually on-hand to offer advice on which blade to buy and what kind of handle to choose, but it's aftercare that really counts. Steve Walpole takes us through the basics of looking after the sharpest tools in the kitchen.
Steve then demonstrated some basic knife skills: chopping an onion, cutting vegetables into julienne strips, then into brunoise - a very fine dice.
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View all comments (6)You obviously don't consider that a deaf person might want to enter your competition. I had to go and find a friend and ask them to listen to the video and tell me the answer.
what a let down entering my first comp with you and video not playing
video doesnt play
as said below ! !
Cant enter competition video doesn't play.
Bloody video doesn't play!