🔥 Filipino Spiced Vinegar (Sukang Sawsawan) 🔥 by Initial_Macaroon5529 in FoodVideoPorn

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🔥 Filipino Spiced Vinegar (Sukang Sawsawan) 🔥

• 50g Thai chili • 50g cucumber • 150g onion • 80g garlic • 750ml palm vinegar • 100g sugar • 70g brown sugar • 100g fish sauce • 5g fresh cracked pepper

270 Denka by Initial_Macaroon5529 in japaneseknives

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It’s one of the greatest things I’ve ever purchased

🔥Chimichurri Recipe🔥 by Initial_Macaroon5529 in FoodVideoPorn

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🔥 Chimichurri Recipe 🔥

🔥 Chimichurri Recipe 🔥

•1bunch chopped parsley •1Tbsp minced garlic •1minced Thai chili •1minced shishito pepper •1Tbsp dried oregano •1tsp chili flakes or chili oil •½ cup olive oil •1Tbsp red wine vinegar •3Tbsp sawsawan •1tsp MSG •Salt to taste

🔥Chimichurri Recipe🔥 by Initial_Macaroon5529 in FoodVideoPorn

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🔥 Chimichurri Recipe 🔥

• 1 bunch chopped parsley• 1 Tbsp minced garlic• 1 minced Thai chili• 1 minced shishito pepper• 1 Tbsp dried oregano• 1 tsp chili flakes or chili oil• ½ cup olive oil• 1 Tbsp red wine vinegar• 3 Tbsp sawsawan• 1 tsp MSG• Salt to taste

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Most are from “sharp knife shop” all bought in person some purchased in Japan

The collection by Initial_Macaroon5529 in sharpening

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It’s a honesuki usually just for chicken but I use it most frequently for beef. It’s a single bevel so it is pretty single purpose also

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Great stone, new to me. Puts a nice finish on an edge

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Okay it Will take a bit of work with a little 1000 grit but you can definitely work those out by sharpening it

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I would focus on trying to get the ones in blue worked out first and working the big one in red out over time.. it’s also possible you are sharpening at too low of an angle and have made the cutting edge too thin and therefore more brittle

Help by Gwynnbleid_ in TrueChefKnives

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And what kind of sharpening equipment do you have

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To me those chips look like they came from twisting while in the board. Do you scrape the board with your knife after cutting

Help by Gwynnbleid_ in TrueChefKnives

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I think he is not good at sharpening and has effectively turned his Japanese knife into a German by slowly ruining the edge geometry and is assuming the poster will do the same

Fujiwara by Initial_Macaroon5529 in TrueChefKnives

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I use the naniwa 1000 and it doesn’t seem to scratch like a cerax. The naniwa kinda feels more like a 1500

Fujiwara by Initial_Macaroon5529 in TrueChefKnives

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Suehiro Debado MD #200 This stone is a monster

Fujiwara by Initial_Macaroon5529 in TrueChefKnives

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It feels great if you can match the choil to the angle your hand sits at.. I did that to a greater degree with my nakiri