We use mandolins, little Japanese mandolins. We use big ones, small ones. They're a really important part of what we use.
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it's a it's a marvelous tool it's easy to use it's easy to clean
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it's a it's a marvelous tool it's easy to use it's easy to clean
this will make precise Cuts more quickly than just about anything else out there
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for the most even cooking and beautiful aesthetically pleasing food that you can make then you have to go with a mandolin
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But you know what we call a mandolin in the kitchen? What? A crippler cuz there are so many young people who are using mandolins so quickly that they they end up always cutting their fingers and they're crippled their crippled themselves.
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A mandolin. A mandolin and a mortar and a pestle.
I think I have three or four different mandolins in my house and I actually use different ones for different jobs I love making noodles with my mandin but I also greatly enjoy making even thickness slices of say a zucchini that I can then put a sauce on top and serve it up as finger food
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I think I have three or four different mandolins in my house and I actually use different ones for different jobs I love making noodles with my mandin but I also greatly enjoy making even thickness slices of say a zucchini that I can then put a sauce on top and serve it up as finger food
you can reproduce the same ones a month later getting the exact same Cuts
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you can reproduce the same ones a month later getting the exact same Cuts
if you've never used a mandolin please let me warn you that not not only are they a lot of fun but pretty much anybody who uses a mandalin more than once is likely to cut themselves be careful you're sliding food across a Razor's Edge there are different razor edges on the mandolin some of them curved and some of them…
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please let me warn you that not not only are they a lot of fun but pretty much anybody who uses a mandalin more than once is likely to cut themselves be careful you're sliding food across a Razor's Edge there are different razor edges on the mandolin some of them curved and some of them flat but you're sliding it past…
I love to have it
but for some reason you want specifically very thin or specifically very precise cuts on any type of vegetable or maybe even a frozen meat this will do the job for you very useful
first and foremost it's a timesaver second you will get the exact same consistent slice over and over again no matter what you're cutting
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you can make WAFF buffle cut vegetables you can make noodles you can make controlled every slice exactly the same at any width you wish
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you can make WAFF buffle cut vegetables you can make noodles you can make controlled every slice exactly the same at any width you wish
but it is also more dangerous
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but if you're not a seasoned cook you probably don't need it