How to Prep Potatoes for Fries Every Way with a Chef’s Knife



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  1. Why do we cooks always use language like 1/4 inch when we don't really mean 1/4 inch. It's just really confusing to anyone taking that measurement literally. What you mean is "kinda small". In the video when you say cut into 1/4" planks, you can see what I mean when you have only 3 of them stacked up and it is almost taller than your fist, so those slices are closer to 1/2" or 1/3". Doesn't sound like much but it's a big difference. Take a ruler out and line your slices up to see just how small a 1/4" slice of potato is and you'll see what I mean

  2. Pretty lame video, but that knife is a beast. I made some home fries earlier this week with mine and was reflecting on how much I like that knife. ATK champion Victornox 8".

    Should have just made another video of how boss that knife is for the $30.

  3. For everyone complaining that no potatoes were cooked in the course of the video, do the rest of us a favor and apply all your meager brain power to re-reading and comprehending the title of the video -> "How to Prep Potatoes for Fries Every Way with a Chef's Knife".

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