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traditional handle is a full-length tang that is only about 1 or 2 cm wide, which is passed through a metal cap, then through the center of a round, wood dowel, then bent over and hammered into the end of the handle to retain it. Newer models, particularly those made in Japan or
Germany, have full-width tangs and riveted or injection-molded handles, but these handles generally retain something of the traditional, round cross-section. The wide blade of Caidao keeps the cook's fingers well off the cutting surface and the round handle gives a nice "pivot point" for the cutting stroke. The blade has a curvature or rocker along its edge that is generally uniform, improving the knife's ability to chop and mince meats and vegetables. The broad rectangular blade also serves to scoop up chopped food for transport to the wok or bowl. Although it may seem unwieldy, skilled practitioners worldwide may be observed using this style of knife for everything—even carving and fine work normally accomplished with a paring knife.
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not as thick and heavy as cleavers. Choppers are used for slicing, chopping and mincing meat, vegetables and herbs. Choppers are suitable for chopping through thin soft bones such as fish and poultry. Slicers, referred to as Caidao (vegetable knives) by the
Chinese have the thinnest and sharpest blades. Slicers may have the same shape as choppers or they may have less width and appear similar to Japanese Nakiri knives. Slicers are used for cutting vegetables, mincing herbs and slicing thin strips of meat for stir frying. The thin blade makes slicers unsuitable for chopping any bones. Cleavers, which are referred to as bone choppers by the Chinese have thick heavy blades. In Chinese homes, cleavers are typically used for chopping up pork ribs or for preparing hard-shelled seafood such as lobsters.
1810:. The confusion arises from the fact that Chinese chef's knives are rectangular and that some (particularly older, traditional knives made of carbon steel) have somewhat heavy blades. Also, the fact that the blade is heavier toward the tip encourages skilled Chinese chefs to use a swinging or "tapping" stroke as well as a "pushing" stroke. However, the edge has the gradual bevel of a chef's knife and will most probably be damaged if used for splitting bone. Actual cleavers in China have the same profile as chef's knives but have much thicker blades with a sharp bevel and heavier handles.
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blade, or needing to position the knife handle over the edge of the counter or cutting board. While fairly specialized and unnecessary for most kitchens (and breads), the offset design is well-suited for high-volume/'production' work where much bread - particularly e.g. crusty loaves of baguette-type bread - is cut regularly and/or over long periods, to reduce fatigue. An alternative seen mostly in Europe is a baguette "chopper" or "guillotine" - not properly a knife, and prone to produce more of a "crushing" cut depending on the bread - but serving the same function.
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and the bevel is typically convex. The knife is designed to cut with a swift stroke without cracking, splintering or bending the blade. Many cleavers have a hole in the end to allow them to be easily hung on a rack. Cleavers are an essential tool for any restaurant that prepares its own meat. The cleaver most often found in a home knife set is a light-duty cleaver about 6 in (15 cm) long. Heavy cleavers with much thicker blades are often found in the trade.
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which were perpendicular to the blade and thus cut without the excessive normal pressure required of a scalloped blade and without the horizontal force required by positive-raked teeth that would dig into the bread like a wood saw. There were also sections of grooves with the opposite direction of inclination, separated by a section of smooth blade, and the knife thus cut cleanly in both directions in both hard and soft bread.
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the best attributes of carbon steel and ordinary stainless steel. High carbon stainless steel blades do not discolour or stain, and maintain a sharp edge for a reasonable time. Most 'high-carbon' stainless blades are made of more expensive alloys than less-expensive stainless knives, often including amounts of molybdenum, vanadium, cobalt, and other components intended to increase strength, edge-holding, and cutting ability.
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515:-like action breaks the surface more easily than anything except the very sharpest smooth blade. They are also particularly good on fibrous foods such as celery or cabbage. Serrated knives cut much better than plain-edge blade knives when dull, so they do not require frequent sharpening (some serrated blades are claimed never to need sharpening), and are sometimes used to make
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Western counterparts. This construction allows the knife to more easily slice thin-boned and boneless meats, fish, and vegetables. Many subsequent
Western and Asian copies of the Japanese Santoku do not always incorporate these features, resulting in reduced cutting ability. Some Western Santoku-pattern knives are even fitted with
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knives are specially designed for cleaving hard, crystallised granular cheese. They have very short, thick, curved teardrop-shaped with pointed stabbing tip blades, which are forced into the more crystalline form of cheese. These are then used to chisel or as a lever to fracture and break off smaller
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A paring knife or parer is a small all-purpose knife with a plain edge that is ideal for peeling (or "paring") fruits and vegetables, and other small or intricate work (such as de-veining a shrimp, removing the seeds from a jalapeño, 'skinning' or cutting small garnishes). Paring knives are usually 6
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Chinese knives are sold under three general classifications throughout China: Caidao (slicers), choppers and Gudao (cleavers). The general distinction lies in the thickness of the blade. Choppers are the most common all-purpose Chinese knife. Choppers have thicker blades than slicers but are
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and many other Asian countries to prepare a variety of meats, fish and vegetables. The popularity of this style of knife has spread with the associated cuisines. They resemble
Western cleavers in appearance, but most Chinese chef's knives are relatively thin-bladed and designed for slicing, finely
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16th century French bookbinders used a tool also known as a paring knife (couteau à parer) to thin the edges of the leather binding being prepared to cover a book in order to ensure it was neater and stuck better to the board. The knife was a large piece of steel, very thin at the cutting edge, with
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Kitchen knives generally either feature a curve near the tip, as in a chef's knife, or are straight for their entire length. The edge itself may be generally smooth (a "straight" or "clean" edge), or may be serrated or scalloped (have "teeth") in some way. Lastly, the point may differ in shape: most
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is a stainless steel alloy with a relatively high amount of carbon compared to other stainless alloys. For example, AISI grade 420 stainless steel normally contains 0.15% by weight of carbon, but the 420HC variant used for cutlery has 0.4% to 0.5%. The increased carbon content is intended to provide
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Santoku has a straighter edge than a chef's knife, with a blunted sheepsfoot-tip blade and a thinner spine, particularly near the point. From 12 cm to 18 cm (5 to 7 inches) long, a Japanese Santoku is well-balanced, normally flat-ground, and generally lighter and thinner than its
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A meat cleaver is a large, most often rectangular knife that is used for splitting or "cleaving" meat and bone. A cleaver may be distinguished from a kitchen knife of similar shape by the fact that it has a heavy blade that is thick from the spine to quite near the edge. The edge is sharply beveled
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Away from the edge, a knife most simply has either a rectangular or wedge-shaped cross-section (saber grind v. flat grind), but may also have indentations, whose purpose is to reduce adhesion of the food to the blade. This is widely found in
Japanese knives, and in the West is particularly found in
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from the peel and inner membranes. The blade is usually serrated, with a blunt tip. Some knives even have a different blade style on each end of the handle – one for the inner membrane, one for the peel – and some have a double blade at the inner membrane end, to cut on both sides of the membrane.
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Also known as a bird's beak knife, a peeling knife has a pointed tip that curves downward (sometimes upward) and from side to side (towards the blade). It can be used to cut decorative garnishes (such as rosettes or fluted mushrooms), slice soft fruits, or to remove skins and blemishes. It is also
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Chinese home uses some variation of the rectangular-bladed knife, usually around 18 cm to 28 cm (7–11 inches) in length. Traditional knives had a simply-forged, carbon steel blade with a long, ground bevel, but the typical Chinese chef's knife is now a stamped blade. The
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handles are the most durable of all handles, as well as the most sanitary. Many argue, however, that they are very slippery in the hand, especially when wet. To counter this, many premium knife makers make handles with ridges, bumps, or indentations to provide extra grip. One disadvantage of some
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A carving knife is a large knife (between 20 cm and 38 cm (8 and 15 inches)) that is used to slice thin cuts of meat, including poultry, roasts, hams, and other large cooked meats. A carving knife is much thinner than a chef's knife (particularly at the spine), enabling it to carve
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handles provide good grip, and most people consider them to be the most attractive. They are, however, slightly more difficult to care for as they must be cleaned more thoroughly and occasionally treated with mineral oil. Most wood handles, especially those of ordinary varnished hardwood, do not
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blades combine the advantages of a hard, but brittle steel which will hold a good edge but is easily chipped and damaged, with a tougher steel less susceptible to damage and chipping, but incapable of taking a good edge. The hard steel is sandwiched (laminated) and protected between layers of the
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bread knife 'doglegs' the handle above but parallel to the blade (rather than inline with it, although some are angled), providing clearance for the user's knuckles. This design makes it easier for the user to cut fully through the loaf without using an awkward grip, angling and 'see-sawing' the
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Chicago by the Friedrich Dick company (Esslingen, Germany). One design was patented in the United States by Joseph E. Burns of Syracuse, New York. His knife had sections of grooves or serrations, inclined with respect to the axis of the blade, that form individual small cutting edges
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handles are more easily cared for than wooden handles and do not absorb microorganisms. However, plastics may also be less resistant to ultraviolet damage and may become brittle over time, resulting in cracking. Some plastics are also slippery in the hand. The material is lighter than most other
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intended for food prep is the 'sandwich spreader' - a broad, flexible, almost spatula-like tool, with a rounded end and often with one serrated edge, similar to that used by pastry chefs to ice cakes. This is useful for spreading butter, mayonnaise/mustard, other similar 'spreads' or dressings,
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which do not need frequent sharpening. However, they are not readily sharpened properly by a user, requiring specialized equipment, and may never be resharpened during their useful life. Serrations are often used to improve the cutting ability of a less-expensive blade not capable of taking and
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The edge of a knife gradually loses its sharpness, which can be restored by sharpening. For many types of knives (e.g., butter knives) this is not relevant. Knives with smooth edges can be sharpened by the user; knives with any form of serrated edge should ideally be sharpened with specialist
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Japanese kitchen knives. While Japanese kitchen knives initially appear as a simple chisel grind (flat on the side facing the food, angled on the other), the apparently flat side is subtly concave, to reduce adhesion, and, further, the apparent chisel cut of the edge is
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A boning knife is used to remove bones from cuts of meat. It has a thin, flexible blade, usually about 12 cm to 15 cm (5 or 6 inches) long, that allows it to get in to small spaces. A stiff boning knife is good for beef and pork, and a flexible one is preferred for poultry and
1133:(scalloped blades) to improve meat separation. Slicers are designed to precisely cut smaller and thinner slices of meat, and are normally more flexible to accomplish this task. As such, many cooks find them better suited to slicing ham, roasts, fish, or barbecued beef and pork and venison.
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The club-shaped style has a diamond-shaped blade with the width of about 1.5 inches at the "shoulders" and 0.5 inches at the handle, occasionally with a serration on one edge or a notch to break off an edge of the shell. The head of the blade has a shar tip. Guards, if any, are round.
1347:. They have sharp straight-edged blades, so they can cut exact slices. Often these blades are thin, narrow, and off-set, with finely serrated edge, to avoid crumbling as the cheese is sliced, and with a forked tip, allowing them to be used as a serving utensil, as well.
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have shallow curved fluted hollows or broad grooves ground into the edge that alternate on either side of the knife and extend from the edge towards the middle of the blade. This design was developed and patented in 1928 by William Grant & Sons Ltd. A similar design,
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Most commonly used in commercial kitchens, cut-resistant gloves (also referred to as cutting gloves) are used on the opposite hand to the cutting hand. They are for protecting this hand should the knife slip and slice into the user's off hand. They are typically made of
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all-metal handles is that knife weight usually goes up considerably, affecting the knife's balance and increasing hand and wrist fatigue. Knife manufacturers, most notably Japan's Global, have begun addressing this issue by producing hollow-handled knives.
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and separate their meat from the shell (shucking). Some models have a shield built into the handle that prevents the knife (and hand) from slipping and going too far into the shell. The handle is normally thick and short, with a bulbous end.
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A knife block is a common way to store knives safely and close at hand in the kitchen. This is an angled block of wood, steel, or other material, with slots for inserting knife blades, and sometimes other accessories, like kitchen scissors.
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Caidao or so-called 'Chinese cleaver' is not a cleaver, and most manufacturers warn that it should not be used as a cleaver. It is more properly referred to as a Chinese chef's knife and is actually a general-purpose knife, analogous to the
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Slicing hard cheese is considered improper by connoisseurs, — along with being hard work — since the cheese, when broken apart, has more surface area, and thus more air contact, which strengthens the apparent scent and taste of the cheese.
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blades are made in a multi-step process by skilled manual labor. A chunk of steel alloy is heated to a high temperature, and pounded while hot to form it. The blade is then heated above critical temperature (which varies between alloys),
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keeping a sharp edge, usually having a thin, polished blade designed to minimise friction. A serrated knife is more practical for a user who is not prepared to sharpen it frequently; a well-maintained and sharpened smooth edge is keener.
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Usually about 5 cm to 8 cm (2 to 3 inches) long, a trimming knife has a small, curved blade that is shaped somewhat like a boning knife. Trimming knives are ideal for small tasks such as decorating and peeling.
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A slicing knife serves a similar function to a carving knife, although it is generally longer and narrower. Slicers may have plain or serrated edges. Such knives often incorporate blunted or rounded tips, and feature
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with an "X" cut prior to roasting, so that steam does not build up inside and cause the nut to explode. They have very shallow blades so that they can cut through the shell without cutting through the nut inside.
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A ham slicer is a special type of slicer, with a long blade and rounded tip, that is offered by some manufacturers. The average size of the knife is between 9 and 15 inches. They are specially tailored to cutting
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A decorating knife is any knife with a blade designed to make a decorative cut. The most common pattern is a simple zigzag. Decorating knives are used for making fancy cuts for garnishes and presentation.
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and stains. The blades should be cleaned, dried, and lubricated after each use. New carbon-steel knives may impart a metallic or "iron" flavour to acidic foods, though over time, the steel will acquire a
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is lighter and more corrosion-resistant, but not harder than steel. However it is more flexible than steel. Titanium does not impart any flavour to food. It is typically expensive and not well suited to
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in their shape, as they have a straight blade edge suitable for cutting all the way to the cutting board without the need for a horizontal pull or push. These knives are also much thinner. While the
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Usually about 5 cm to 10 cm (2 to 4 inches) long, a fluting knife has a small blade that is very straight. Fluting knives are ideal for small tasks such as decorating and peeling.
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Certain knives are specialized for a particular food. For example, oyster knives are necessary to shuck oysters (which cannot safely be opened otherwise), but are not used outside of shellfish.
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blades are usually not very sharp and are mainly used to cut through vegetables without causing discolouration. They are not sharp enough to cut deeply into flesh, but can cut or scratch skin.
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or serrated utility knife) – there are also many specialized knives that are designed for specific tasks. Kitchen knives can be made from several different materials.
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Deba knives are Japanese knives used primarily for cutting fish. They have blades that are 18 cm to 30 cm (7 to 12 inches) long with a curved spine.
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which will prevent corrosion. Good carbon steel will take a sharp edge, but is not so hard as to be difficult to sharpen, unlike some grades of stainless steel.
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9651:Cattaraugus Cutlery Company
9583:U.S. Marine Raider stiletto
6769:Outline of food preparation
5624:List of historical cuisines
5460:History of alcoholic drinks
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5475:History of vegetarianism
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2513:The New Cook's Catalogue
2288:"Knife Edge Grind Types"
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1029:Burns patent bread knife
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10875:Measuring and alignment
10688:Salt and pepper shakers
9957:Zwilling J. A. Henckels
9739:Gerber Legendary Blades
8855:Japanese kitchen knives
8736:List of blade materials
8571:Evolutionary musicology
7974:Oldest extant buildings
7901:Archaeological features
7420:Prepared-core technique
3152:List of cooking vessels
2722:Grilling (charbroiling)
1932:The blade is about 2-3
1827:Peeling or tourné knife
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10234:Food storage container
9940:Yoshida Metal Industry
9804:Medford Knife and Tool
9666:Clauss Cutlery Company
9529:Microtech Jagdkommando
9357:Yarara Parachute Knife
8533:Unchambered long cairn
8381:Mound Builders culture
7714:Neolithic architecture
6849:Prehistoric technology
6057:Service à la française
5455:History of agriculture
2727:Roasting (traditional)
2417:Willian, Anne (1989).
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9952:Zero Tolerance Knives
9925:Western Knife Company
9834:Ontario Knife Company
9706:Ek Commando Knife Co.
8208:List of Stone Age art
7410:Microblade technology
7358:Langdale axe industry
6956:Ard / plough
5932:Apéritif and digestif
5425:Early modern European
5153:Indigenous Australian
4712:São Tomé and Príncipe
3599:Bosnian-Herzegovinian
2544:Cooking For Engineers
2489:Brown, Alton (2003).
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8593:Prehistoric religion
8588:Paleolithic religion
8566:Behavioral modernity
7923:Causewayed enclosure
7815:Abri de la Madeleine
6939:Neolithic Revolution
6603:Online food ordering
5588:Molecular gastronomy
5520:Pre-contact Hawaiian
5430:Historical Argentine
5316:Mangalorean Catholic
3497:Pacific Northwestern
2559:, September 23, 2006
2538:Michael Chu (2005).
2452:The Kitchenware Book
2406:. December 24, 2021.
2316:. 15 December 2011.
2238:Tool use by primates
2185:Cut-resistant gloves
2179:Cut-resistant gloves
1759:Chinese chef's knife
1739:Chinese chef's knife
1616:They are knives for
1358:Hard or grana cheese
1181:Chinese chef's knife
1169:Chinese chef's knife
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10309:Cake and pie server
9844:Randall Made Knives
9696:Dalian Hanwei Metal
9611:Aitor Knife Company
9525:Mark I trench knife
9338:Verlängerungsmesser
8941:Ballpoint pen knife
8654:Prehistoric warfare
7400:Magdalenian culture
7363:Levallois technique
7294:Earliest toolmaking
6216:Korean table d'hôte
6027:Conveyor belt sushi
5445:Historical Japanese
5280:Transylvanian Saxon
5148:Indigenous American
2419:La Varenne Pratique
2335:http://www.fdick.us
2267:Krause Publications
2223:Lame (kitchen tool)
1804:French chef's knife
1588:are Japanese-style
395:Blade manufacturing
10384:Mated colander pot
10124:Knifemakers' Guild
9995:John Nelson Cooper
9656:Chris Reeve Knives
9390:Arkansas toothpick
9164:Pantographic knife
8931:Balisong/Butterfly
8605:Origin of language
8598:Spiritual drug use
8508:Rectangular dolmen
8410:Dartmoor kistvaens
8223:Carved stone balls
7935:Circular enclosure
7894:Other architecture
7837:Alp pile dwellings
7425:Solutrean industry
7336:Gravettian culture
6986:Secondary products
6608:Virtual restaurant
6431:Blue-plate special
6062:Service à la russe
6042:Full-course dinner
5525:Korean royal court
5470:History of seafood
5435:Historical Chinese
5410:Antebellum America
5250:Pennsylvania Dutch
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3832:Dominican Republic
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1502:Similar to the
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1440:
1427:
1421:
1416:
1410:
1408:Japanese knives
1405:
1377:Parmesan cheese
1366:
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1337:
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1101:
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12:
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5:
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10940:Kitchen knives
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10670:
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10618:Pastry blender
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10073:William Scagel
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9907:
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9885:Strider Knives
9882:
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9869:
9864:
9859:
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9848:Ranz Cuchillos
9846:
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9836:
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9791:
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9781:
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9771:
9769:Kershaw Knives
9766:
9761:
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9753:
9748:
9743:
9742:
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9731:
9726:
9721:
9716:
9714:Emerson Knives
9711:
9708:
9703:
9701:Dexter-Russell
9698:
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9671:Cobray Company
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9467:
9465:Hunting dagger
9462:
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9437:
9432:
9427:
9422:
9420:Bollock dagger
9417:
9412:
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9314:Throwing knife
9311:
9306:
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9294:Survival knife
9291:
9286:
9284:Straight razor
9281:
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9266:
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9111:
9106:
9104:Laguiole knife
9101:
9096:
9091:
9086:
9081:
9076:
9074:Jacob's ladder
9071:
9068:
9063:
9058:
9053:
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9038:
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8837:
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8827:
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8817:
8812:
8807:
8805:Electric knife
8802:
8797:
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8346:Venus figurine
8343:
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8321:
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8277:Megalithic art
8274:
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8257:
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8228:Cave paintings
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7331:Fire hardening
7328:
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7321:Clovis culture
7318:
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7275:
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7244:Manis Mastodon
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7125:
7123:throwing stick
7115:
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6700:Coffee culture
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6500:Communal meals
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6466:Suspended meal
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6284:Rice and three
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6259:Meat and three
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6067:Silver service
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5629:Lists of foods
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5106:Greek-American
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1444:Sashimi bōchō
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1123:kullenschliff
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1080:table setting
1077:
1076:Butter knives
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1039:cutting board
1037:19th century
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584:kullenschliff
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571:-style knife.
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536:Eversharp Pro
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226:November 2017
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142:kitchen knife
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71: –
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65:Find sources:
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55:
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43:This article
41:
37:
32:
31:
19:
10814:
10797:
10763:Wooden spoon
10733:Tomato knife
10663:Potato ricer
10653:Pizza cutter
10628:Pastry wheel
10623:Pastry brush
10588:Milk watcher
10583:Milk frother
10571:Herb chopper
10561:Melon baller
10546:Meat grinder
10526:Lobster pick
10506:Honing steel
10501:Honey dipper
10481:Garlic press
10466:Flour sifter
10451:Fillet knife
10406:Crab cracker
10396:Cookie press
10344:Chef's knife
10329:Cheese knife
10263:Apple cutter
10107:Associations
10033:Bob Loveless
9862:Shun Cutlery
9746:Füritechnics
9661:Chroma Cnife
9319:Trench knife
9309:Taping knife
9259:Sheath knife
9154:Opinel knife
9093:
9070:Ivan's Knife
9011:Diving knife
8986:Combat knife
8870:Nakiri bōchō
8865:Maguro bōchō
8850:Tomato knife
8835:Pizza cutter
8810:Fillet knife
8795:Chef's knife
8790:Cheese knife
8780:Butter knife
8745:
8459:wedge-shaped
8444:Funeral pyre
8437:Great dolmen
8393:Chamber tomb
8374:Round barrow
8329:Stone circle
8201:Blombos Cave
8129:Grooved ware
8053:Chalcolithic
7957:Thornborough
7875:Flush toilet
7810:Blombos Cave
7805:Rock shelter
7761:Quiggly hole
7653:Architecture
7628:illustration
7270:Buffalo jump
7091:Storage pits
7054:Aşıklı Höyük
7044:Ground stone
6880:Subdivisions
6669:Soup kitchen
6659:Picnic table
6560:Soup kitchen
6476:Tasting menu
6471:Table d'hôte
6395:Packed lunch
6370:Field ration
6335:Airline meal
6128:Serving size
6123:Pièce montée
6086:Presentation
6072:Small plates
5943:Amuse-bouche
5941:
5866:Coffee break
5839:Common meals
5593:Note by Note
5571:New American
5260:Pontic Greek
5141:South Indian
5136:North Indian
4807:Extremaduran
4697:Saint Lucian
4371:South Korean
4366:North Korean
4230:Palembangese
4158:Uttarakhandi
3644:Saint Helena
3634:Gibraltarian
3502:Puerto Rican
3033:Device-based
2977:Mixed medium
2830:Slow cooking
2660:Dry roasting
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2295:. Retrieved
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2208:Carbon steel
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2116:Honing steel
2108:Honing steel
2102:Honing steel
2093:
2090:Carving fork
2084:Carving fork
2078:counter tops
2063:
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2031:
2017:Other knives
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1923:
1920:Oyster Knife
1903:
1900:Tomato knife
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1822:Small knives
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1438:Sashimibōchō
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1272:Cheese knife
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1216:Fillet knife
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1201:Boning knife
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1065:Butter knife
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961:French knife
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957:cook's knife
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702:Nomenclature
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508:
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263:Carbon steel
261:
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212:Please help
207:verification
204:
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179:Construction
165:paring knife
154:chef's knife
141:
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107:
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52:Please help
47:verification
44:
10890:Woodworking
10803:Kitchenware
10683:Rolling pin
10643:Pepper mill
10456:Fish scaler
10426:Egg poacher
10421:Egg piercer
10339:Cheesecloth
10294:Bread knife
10259:Apple corer
10219:Dishwashing
10199:Kitchenware
10068:Jody Samson
10058:Chris Reeve
9980:James Black
9967:Knifemakers
9895:TOPS Knives
9867:Slice, Inc.
9799:Marble Arms
9641:Buck Knives
9593:Yoroi-dōshi
9548:Push dagger
9455:French Nail
9304:Switchblade
9289:Strider SMF
9254:Sharpfinger
9204:Putty knife
9194:Pocketknife
9179:Penny knife
9124:Misericorde
8895:Usuba bōchō
8845:Steak knife
8770:Bread knife
8481:unchambered
8476:Long barrow
8466:Grave goods
8422:Court cairn
8417:Clava cairn
8369:Bowl barrow
8307:Rock cupule
8250:Golden hats
8243:Hill figure
8144:Unstan ware
8124:Cord-marked
7989:Sweet Track
7911:Burnt mound
7832:Stilt house
7820:Sibudu Cave
7613:Tally stick
7581:Quern-stone
7566:Hammerstone
7556:Fire plough
7527:Pesse canoe
7485:Bannerstone
7455:Other tools
7368:Lithic core
7316:Aurignacian
7204:Bare Island
7086:Quern-stone
6779:Tea culture
6674:Street food
6634:Dining room
6480:Degustation
6461:School meal
6446:Free refill
6375:Frozen meal
6299:Smörgåsbord
6274:Plate lunch
6098:Dining room
6037:Finger food
6022:smörgåsbord
5964:Main course
5780:WikiProject
5360:Kosher food
4742:Singaporean
4732:Seychellois
4707:Sammarinese
4590:Palestinian
4550:New Zealand
4520:Montenegrin
4490:Mauritanian
4485:Marshallese
4297:Piedmontese
4225:Minangkabau
4195:Gorontalese
3976:Heptanesean
3892:Kapampangan
3815:Greenlandic
3691:Cameroonian
3559:Bangladeshi
3549:Azerbaijani
3507:Southern US
3492:New Mexican
3487:New English
3462:Californian
3279:Continental
3232:WikiProject
3172:Food safety
3060:Slow cooker
3045:Microwaving
2938:Stir frying
2923:Deep frying
2717:Charbroiler
2297:6 September
2292:zknives.com
2277:, pp. 69-71
2228:Table knife
2162:Knife block
2049:Accessories
1708:nakiribocho
1700:nakiribocho
1676:nakiribocho
1672:Nakiribocho
1654:Usuba bōchō
1634:rectangular
1632:area being
1626:nakiribocho
1607:nakiribocho
1586:Nakiribocho
1567:Nakiribōchō
1561:magurobōchō
1505:nakiribocho
1487:to prepare
1345:Wensleydale
1283:Soft cheese
1244:table knife
1242:is a sharp
1240:steak knife
1234:Steak knife
1228:Steak knife
1094:Meat knives
1021:Bread knife
1015:Bread knife
432:cold-rolled
317:, possibly
173:bread knife
171:(such as a
10798:Categories
10668:Pot-holder
10613:Pastry bag
10608:Oven glove
10598:Nutcracker
10578:Microplane
10461:Fish slice
10436:Egg slicer
10359:Chopsticks
10319:Can opener
10078:Mike Snody
10053:Bo Randall
10028:Jimmy Lile
10023:Gil Hibben
10008:Jerry Fisk
9905:Victorinox
9900:Tramontina
9881:STI Knives
9789:Leatherman
9774:KitchenAid
9724:Fällkniven
9676:Cold Steel
9480:Kabutowari
9440:Ear dagger
9249:Sgian dubh
9229:Sami knife
9144:Neck knife
9134:Multi-tool
9129:Mora knife
9066:Husa knife
9056:Higonokami
9016:Drop point
9006:Deba bōchō
8981:Clip point
8971:Cane knife
8961:Boot knife
8860:Deba bōchō
8620:trepanning
8513:Ring cairn
8471:Jar burial
8454:transepted
8386:U.S. sites
8287:Petroglyph
8213:Bird stone
8171:wine press
7844:Stone roof
7827:Roundhouse
7719:long house
7696:Stonehenge
7664:Ceremonial
7608:Stone tool
7435:Tool stone
7405:Metallurgy
7309:Mousterian
7286:Toolmaking
7224:Cumberland
7197:Transverse
7167:Schöningen
7059:Qesem cave
7027:Earth oven
6981:Irrigation
6892:Technology
6860:Prehistory
6664:Restaurant
6639:Food truck
6570:Tableround
6525:Commercium
6490:Value menu
6485:Value meal
6456:Kids' meal
6451:Happy hour
6441:Free lunch
6426:À la carte
6419:meal deals
6400:Space food
6390:Ninja diet
6289:Rijsttafel
6226:Dastarkhān
6159:Dress code
6138:Tablecloth
6118:Nyotaimori
5920:Components
5603:Vegetarian
5382:Historical
5126:Indonesian
5074:Indonesian
5044:Australian
4966:Zimbabwean
4946:Vietnamese
4941:Venezuelan
4829:Sri Lankan
4797:Cantabrian
4772:Andalusian
4722:Senegalese
4702:Salvadoran
4650:Circassian
4620:Portuguese
4605:Paraguayan
4595:Panamanian
4555:Nicaraguan
4530:Mozambican
4510:Monégasque
4463:Sarawakian
4438:Macedonian
4428:Lithuanian
4292:Neapolitan
4165:Indonesian
4123:Rajasthani
4098:Meghalayan
4073:Jharkhandi
4028:Arunachali
3983:Guatemalan
3914:La Réunion
3847:Ecuadorian
3822:Djiboutian
3569:Belarusian
3539:Australian
3467:Floribbean
3106:Fermenting
3040:Air frying
2989:Barbecuing
2928:Pan frying
2908:Blackening
2835:Smothering
2779:Parboiling
2732:Rotisserie
2679:Convection
2653:Conduction
2631:techniques
2471:1256259403
2275:1440217912
2244:References
2196:metal mesh
1997:grapefruit
1977:Grapefruit
1844:Decorating
1743:See also:
1724:Deba bōchō
1704:usubabocho
1680:usubabocho
1667:Usubabocho
1648:Usubabōchō
1611:usubabocho
1412:See also:
1403:By country
1313:Port Salut
1252:steakhouse
1137:Ham slicer
706:See also:
688:pakka wood
646:Sharpening
323:molybdenum
163:, a small
80:newspapers
10566:Mezzaluna
10531:Mandoline
10471:Food mill
10441:Egg timer
10401:Corkscrew
10279:Blowtorch
10239:Tableware
10043:Ken Onion
9686:Cuisinart
9631:Benchmade
9425:Cinquedea
9400:Bagh nakh
9279:SOG Knife
9184:Pesh-kabz
8991:Commander
8936:Ballistic
8900:Yanagi ba
8885:Udon kiri
8825:Mezzaluna
8664:symbolism
8528:Tor cairn
8486:Grønsalen
8427:Cremation
8319:Sculpture
8297:Pictogram
8282:Petroform
8102:amber use
8070:Cosmetics
7880:Reservoir
7865:Check dam
7795:Pueblitos
7790:Pit-house
7773:Longhouse
7707:Dwellings
7576:Microlith
7507:Bow drill
7502:Bone tool
7495:prismatic
7304:Acheulean
7219:Cresswell
7192:Arrowhead
7118:Boomerang
7034:Granaries
6996:Terracing
6875:Stone Age
6774:Salumeria
6629:Cafeteria
6575:Tea party
6530:Dining in
6365:Fast food
6207:Cicchetti
6202:Antipasto
6143:Tableware
6093:Al fresco
5979:Entremets
5974:Side dish
5861:Elevenses
5851:Breakfast
5682:sociology
5561:Fast food
5556:Classique
5420:Byzantine
5321:Mennonite
5306:Christian
5294:Religious
5255:Peranakan
5203:Sephardic
5188:Ethiopian
5178:Ashkenazi
5131:Malaysian
5084:Pakistani
5079:Malaysian
5054:Cambodian
5004:Aromanian
4936:Vanuatuan
4926:Uruguayan
4921:Ukrainian
4874:Zanzibari
4869:Tanzanian
4859:Taiwanese
4822:Valencian
4817:Manchegan
4752:Slovenian
4665:Mordovian
4585:Pakistani
4575:Norwegian
4515:Mongolian
4495:Mauritian
4470:Maldivian
4453:Malaysian
4346:Jordanian
4307:Sardinian
4267:Abruzzese
4235:Sundanese
4220:Minahasan
4143:Telangana
4128:Sikkimese
4078:Karnataka
4013:Icelandic
4008:Hungarian
3877:Ethiopian
3827:Dominican
3780:Congolese
3775:Colombian
3743:Hong Kong
3738:Cantonese
3706:Québécois
3686:Cambodian
3681:Burundian
3671:Burkinabé
3666:Bulgarian
3619:Anguillia
3609:Brazilian
3589:Bhutanese
3564:Barbadian
3529:Argentine
3350:Levantine
3340:Caucasian
3313:Caribbean
3014:Fricassee
3004:Deglazing
2896:High heat
2889:Fat-based
2866:Sous-vide
2825:Simmering
2789:Reduction
2774:Decoction
2764:Blanching
2757:High heat
2710:Radiation
2122:sharpener
2035:mezzaluna
2028:Mezzaluna
1718:Debabōchō
1712:debabocho
1698:used for
1603:debabocho
1598:debabocho
1590:vegetable
1548:sashimi.
1301:camembert
684:Composite
345:Laminated
299:oxidation
280:manganese
110:June 2023
10934:Category
10845:Forestry
10835:Cleaning
10693:Scissors
10648:Pie bird
10379:Colander
10369:Clay pot
9877:Spyderco
9857:Sabatier
9626:Aritsugu
9573:Stiletto
9538:Poignard
9500:Khanjali
9410:Baselard
9274:Smatchet
9224:Sabatier
9174:Penknife
9079:Karambit
8302:Rock art
8265:painting
8238:Geoglyph
8063:timeline
8043:Beadwork
7783:Mehrgarh
7778:Mudbrick
7686:megalith
7561:Fire-saw
7383:debitage
7378:analysis
7346:Hand axe
7326:Cupstone
6904:Glossary
6865:Timeline
6797:Category
6710:Cookbook
6684:Traiteur
6585:Catering
6555:Sittning
6520:Barbecue
6405:Take-out
5886:Merienda
5770:Cookbook
5750:Category
5652:Cookbook
5634:Prepared
5598:Nouvelle
5576:Eurasian
5505:Medieval
5301:Buddhist
5235:Ossetian
5220:Livonian
5198:Moroccan
5183:Bukharan
5173:American
5111:Hazaragi
5089:Peruvian
5064:Filipino
5059:Canadian
5039:American
5009:Assyrian
4906:Tuvaluan
4891:Tunisian
4886:Togolese
4834:Sudanese
4812:Galician
4792:Canarian
4782:Balearic
4777:Asturian
4630:Romanian
4610:Peruvian
4565:Nigerian
4545:Nepalese
4535:Namibian
4525:Moroccan
4505:Moldovan
4448:Malawian
4443:Malagasy
4413:Liberian
4403:Lebanese
4339:Okinawan
4334:Japanese
4329:Jamaican
4317:Venetian
4312:Sicilian
4287:Lucanian
4277:Ligurian
4215:Makassar
4210:Madurese
4205:Javanese
4175:Balinese
4170:Acehnese
4093:Manipuri
4068:Kashmiri
4063:Haryanvi
4058:Gujarati
4033:Assamese
4003:Honduran
3966:Epirotic
3951:Ghanaian
3941:Georgian
3931:Gabonese
3909:Corsican
3887:Filipino
3872:Estonian
3867:Eritrean
3852:Egyptian
3785:Croatian
3768:Xinjiang
3753:Shandong
3748:Macanese
3696:Canadian
3661:Bruneian
3649:Scottish
3604:Botswana
3594:Bolivian
3584:Beninese
3579:Belizean
3554:Bahraini
3544:Austrian
3534:Armenian
3472:Hawaiian
3457:American
3452:Algerian
3447:Albanian
3434:regional
3429:National
3394:Oceanian
3367:European
3308:Americas
3272:Cuisines
3224:Cookbook
3208:Category
3140:See also
3116:Pickling
3074:Non-heat
2994:Braising
2964:Sweating
2952:Low heat
2943:Sautéing
2913:Browning
2876:Steaming
2840:Steeping
2820:Poaching
2815:Infusion
2810:Creaming
2805:Coddling
2798:Low heat
2784:Shocking
2737:Toasting
2701:Barbecue
2269:, 2010,
2202:See also
2010:chestnut
2004:Chestnut
1965:Deveiner
1906:tomatoes
1861:Trimming
1783:Cambodia
1609:and the
1542:fuguhiki
1538:yanagiba
1534:fuguhiki
1526:takohiki
1522:takohiki
1518:yanagiba
1470:fuguhiki
1464:yanagiba
1458:Takohiki
1329:Emmental
1262:handle.
816:Bolster:
538:series.
533:Henckels
529:Double-D
420:hardness
416:tempered
412:quenched
362:cutlery.
358:Titanium
315:chromium
276:vanadium
186:Material
10870:Masonry
10860:Kitchen
10815:Commons
10768:Scraper
10713:Spatula
10374:Cleaver
10354:Chinois
10274:Beanpot
10244:Teaware
10214:Cutlery
10146:Daggers
9935:Wüsthof
9814:Morseth
9784:Kyocera
9734:Fiskars
9719:F. Dick
9505:Khanjar
9470:Jambiya
9415:Bichuwa
9405:Balarao
9380:Anelace
9372:Daggers
9362:Yatagan
9239:Scalpel
9219:Resolza
9214:Rampuri
9109:Machete
8946:Bayonet
8875:Santoku
8800:Cleaver
8746:Kitchen
8720:daggers
8659:Symbols
8270:pigment
8156:Weaving
8119:Cardium
8114:Pottery
8109:Mirrors
8097:Jewelry
8038:Baskets
8018:culture
7870:Cistern
7676:Pyramid
7618:Weapons
7596:Scraper
7586:Racloir
7546:Cleaver
7534:Chopper
7440:Uniface
7351:Grooves
7341:Hafting
7299:Oldowan
7258:Systems
7209:Cascade
7172:woomera
7162:harpoon
7135:history
7101:Hunting
7081:Pottery
7022:Cooking
6931:Farming
6897:history
6870:Outline
6807:Commons
6735:outline
6730:Cuisine
6715:Cooking
6693:Related
6649:Kitchen
6545:Potluck
6508:Banquet
6350:Dosirak
6319:Zakuski
6269:Okazuya
6254:Kaiseki
6245:Izakaya
6235:Yum cha
6231:Dim sum
6212:Banchan
6113:Garnish
6052:Rodízio
6047:Platter
5989:Savoury
5984:Dessert
5924:courses
5911:Siu yeh
5790:Outline
5760:Commons
5677:history
5657:Cooking
5645:Related
5515:Peasant
5510:Ottoman
5480:Hittite
5355:Kashrut
5338:Chinese
5333:Islamic
5245:Pashtun
5215:Kurdish
5193:Mizrahi
5121:English
5049:British
5034:Chinese
5014:Balochi
4961:Zambian
4916:Ugandan
4901:Turkmen
4896:Turkish
4844:Swedish
4802:Catalan
4767:Spanish
4727:Serbian
4692:Rwandan
4655:Cossack
4645:Chechen
4640:Bashkir
4635:Russian
4540:Nauruan
4500:Mexican
4480:Maltese
4458:Sabahan
4408:Lesotho
4398:Latvian
4383:Kuwaiti
4378:Kosovan
4324:Ivorian
4282:Lombard
4272:Apulian
4262:Italian
4257:Israeli
4242:Iranian
4148:Tripuri
4118:Punjabi
4038:Bengali
3998:Haitian
3993:Guinean
3936:Gambian
3924:Occitan
3899:Finnish
3857:Emirati
3810:Faroese
3795:Cypriot
3763:Tibetan
3758:Sichuan
3733:Beijing
3728:Chinese
3723:Chilean
3718:Chadian
3701:Acadian
3676:Burmese
3629:English
3614:British
3574:Belgian
3524:Angolan
3382:Eastern
3377:Central
3345:Central
3286:African
3216:Commons
3131:Souring
3126:Salting
3111:Juicing
3086:Brining
2903:Basting
2845:Stewing
2769:Boiling
2696:Smoking
2670:Searing
2629:Cooking
2213:Cooking
2139:⁄
2129:⁄
2070:plastic
2022:Mincing
1926:oysters
1870:Fluting
1808:santoku
1792:Chinese
1779:Vietnam
1767:Chinese
1530:octopus
1497:seafood
1489:sashimi
1425:Santoku
1419:Santoku
1389:girolle
1341:Cheddar
1293:ricotta
1160:Cleaver
1154:Cleaver
1127:Swedish
1116:Slicing
1099:Carving
998:Utility
981:⁄
891:Rivets:
876:Scales:
773:beveled
725:
677:Plastic
622:Urasuki
612:santoku
600:schliff
592:Swedish
569:santoku
565:Granton
501:santoku
477:Profile
436:bolster
427:Stamped
387:Plastic
161:cleaver
144:is any
94:scholar
10904:Portal
10880:Mining
10850:Garden
10780:Zester
10718:Spider
10638:Peeler
10491:Grater
10476:Funnel
10269:Baster
9945:Global
9920:Wenger
9839:Opinel
9764:Ka-Bar
9760:Ivan's
9485:Kaiken
9460:Gunong
9445:Emeici
9352:X-Acto
9347:Wedung
9209:Puukko
9199:Phurba
9169:Parang
9139:Navaja
9114:Mandau
9089:Kirpan
8951:Boline
8926:Athame
8913:knives
8911:Other
8840:Splayd
8785:Caidao
8760:Boning
8753:knives
8716:Knives
8637:flutes
8432:Dolmen
8356:Burial
8166:winery
8139:Linear
7969:Midden
7947:Cursus
7940:Goseck
7800:Pueblo
7751:Dugout
7736:Burdei
7415:Mining
7239:Lamoka
7234:Folsom
7214:Clovis
7071:Metate
7049:Hearth
7017:Basket
6991:Sickle
6747:Eating
6679:Tavern
6540:Picnic
6385:Jūbako
6355:Ekiben
6328:Packed
6314:Tiffin
6294:Sadhya
6249:Sakana
6152:Dining
6017:Buffet
5954:Entrée
5901:Supper
5896:Dinner
5891:Tiffin
5871:Brunch
5566:Fusion
5549:Styles
5535:Soviet
5500:Mughal
5495:Muisca
5285:Yup'ik
5275:Tejano
5265:Romani
5208:Syrian
5168:Jewish
5116:Indian
5101:Gagauz
5069:Indian
5024:Buryat
5019:Berber
4975:Ethnic
4956:Yemeni
4854:Syrian
4787:Basque
4757:Somali
4747:Slovak
4680:Udmurt
4625:Qatari
4615:Polish
4570:Niuean
4475:Malian
4418:Libyan
4388:Kyrgyz
4361:Korean
4356:Kenyan
4351:Kazakh
4190:Betawi
4180:Banjar
4133:Sindhi
4083:Kerala
4043:Bihari
4023:Andhra
4018:Indian
3961:Cretan
3946:German
3904:French
3882:Fijian
3805:Danish
3442:Afghan
3402:Global
3372:Balkan
3101:Drying
3096:Curing
3009:Flambé
2918:Frying
2686:Baking
2520:
2499:
2469:
2459:
2429:
2354:
2273:
2192:kevlar
2148:Shears
1971:shrimp
1938:guards
1934:inches
1912:Oyster
1894:Tomato
1794::
1769::
1763:càidāo
1745:Caidao
1692:kataba
1688:kataba
1684:kataba
1593:knives
1553:fillet
1475:knives
1467:, and
1397:shaved
1210:Fillet
1195:Boning
1058:offset
988:peeler
967:Paring
846:Choil:
801:Spine:
729:Point:
661:Handle
608:kuhlen
406:forged
321:, and
319:nickel
294:patina
272:carbon
96:
89:
82:
75:
67:
10885:Power
10773:Dough
10758:Whisk
10748:Twine
10738:Tongs
10728:Tamis
10703:Sieve
10698:Scoop
10511:Ladle
9852:Rösle
9819:Muela
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