Fancy a Mandolin - useful or gadget?
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Pferdestarke said:
They are very good for precision dishes.
The issue with slicing your fingers comes when you're unwilling to waste a little potato to save your fingers.
I've made this recipe with mine and it is utterly superb. http://youtu.be/cIAkxh7cn3g
That recipe looks lovely but I think the mandolin is a bit of overkill. A cheese grater would do the job.The issue with slicing your fingers comes when you're unwilling to waste a little potato to save your fingers.
I've made this recipe with mine and it is utterly superb. http://youtu.be/cIAkxh7cn3g
mattdaniels said:
Pferdestarke said:
They are very good for precision dishes.
The issue with slicing your fingers comes when you're unwilling to waste a little potato to save your fingers.
I've made this recipe with mine and it is utterly superb. http://youtu.be/cIAkxh7cn3g
That recipe looks lovely but I think the mandolin is a bit of overkill. A cheese grater would do the job.The issue with slicing your fingers comes when you're unwilling to waste a little potato to save your fingers.
I've made this recipe with mine and it is utterly superb. http://youtu.be/cIAkxh7cn3g
I wish I lived in Seattle so I could access their creations.
Pferdestarke said:
That's what I admire about Chefsteps. They make simple things to the highest possible standard. Sure, a grater does the job just fine, but this takes it a step beyond.
I wish I lived in Seattle so I could access their creations.
Ah, I walked past them Saturday week ago - there is a really good spice shop next door, which also has a small but really good range of cook books.I wish I lived in Seattle so I could access their creations.
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