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Keeping Your Knives Keen

Monday, August 9, 2010
posted by CookingWithQuality

If you’re well versed in the culinary arts, you undoubtedly have a great deal of appreciation for your equipment. And no implements are more important in the kitchen than a well-honed set of kitchen knives. But getting your knives sharp is only half the battle; keeping them that way is often the challenging part. Using a knife sharpener is obviously the best way to ensure a keen edge, but nobody wants to pull out the whetstone every time they want to cut a tomato. Here are a few tips to keep your blades razor-sharp:

~ Store your knives in knife blocks instead of the drawer
~ Always hand-wash your knives
~ Wash knives immediately after use, especially when slicing acidic foods like tomatoes
~ Use knives for their intended usage, i.e. serrated knives for slicing, paring knives for detail work

Caring for Your Cutlery

Friday, June 25, 2010
posted by CookingWithQuality

Whether you want paper-thin slices of tomato or need to carve up a hefty pot roast, having a finely honed set of kitchen cutlery is essential for any cook. Unfortunately, many people neglect their knives, leading to subpar cuisine. Making uniform and precise slices is not only essential for aesthetics, it also ensures even cooking.

Taking proper care of your knives will help them keep their edge longer, meaning you have to sharpen them less. First and foremost, always hand wash your knives; nothing dulls a blade faster than being run through the dishwasher. It’s also important to store your knives in a knife block. When your knives are thrown haphazardly in a drawer, other implements and knives their edge.

American Cutlery

Friday, January 29, 2010
posted by RDRadaCultery

I have a question for you; would you trust an American made product more than an imported one? American Cutlery is made in the U.S.A by hard working and dedicated people. Our cutlery is made from the finest materials and made to exceed your expectations. American Cutlery contains no lead or harmful chemicals that could cause harm to its owners.

American Cutlery is far more sturdy and trustworthy than some generic and imported knives. You can trust American Cutlery will have your best interest in mind when creating your Cutlery.

American Cutlery