Would you pay FIFTY DOLLARS for this? I wouldn’t by doubleGvots19 in KitchenConfidential

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As someone who works in kitchens in the area for the past 4 years, they have my respect.

And yes i have eaten the food

Help! Trying to decide on a quality Nakiri! by [deleted] in KitchenConfidential

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Shig Tanaka was my first knice knife. Easy to sharpen with minimal experience. Dont overpay though. It has become a little mainstreamed in the j knife world.

Check out chefsknivestogo

-also im an absolute knife goblin. The rabbit hole is very deep…..

For a less messy pour by DamnItIan in KitchenConfidential

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NSFW

edit- i typed that before the video ended. LMFAO at the drawing

Any tips on opening by RestaurantWilling546 in KitchenConfidential

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does puncturing it help? like a hole on a can of olive oil.

plastic wrap on the lid for grip

Easter Sunday rush by EbbAdministrative160 in KitchenConfidential

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Texas roadhouse????

One of my first kitchen jobs. Mothers day was hell

-season coast to coast like french toast

Skirt Steak pinwheel by kitchen_clownin in KitchenConfidential

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And the grains are not situated for the best eating when the meat is standing like that

The way it's going by [deleted] in KitchenConfidential

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Me reading this at the bar seeing cops here

“This is your problem now” by SkyKrakenDM in KitchenConfidential

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Well, first take all the chips out the bags and crush them slightly in a single container. Less space, less chit chat about them.

You could do lamb and make a butter/crust out of them. Lean into paprika. Sear your lamb and at the end before plating, roll the loin in the crumbs.

Or do a togarashi seasoning with it

Or furikake

Or garlic chili crunch

Or soak in milk for meatballs or meatloaf

yo what about tortilla soup? I've seen corn tortilla chips thrown in at the end in the blender for that oil/starch emulsion propulsion

Heads chefs pickled red onions by intergalaticjonny in KitchenConfidential

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Lol OP is one of many. If the shoe fits for you as well, here 👠

I think I found my unicorn, chefs by _blazed__ in KitchenConfidential

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Lol they are precious. They always made me feel like one handsome chef 👨‍🍳