Magnetic knife holder?
Knife block?
Loose in a kitchen drawer? (maybe a bad idea haha)
Organized in a kitchen drawer?
What would you prefer?
Knives out on the magnetic holder are the best. Cool. Badass. Exciting. It makes me look forward to cutting up meat.
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Yes sir lol. I would like to not see any items and have them instead hidden from my view. I feel like if I see them while doing something else itād be so distracting!
But also @Paul_J7 has a point re: grease and dust and splatters if itās near the kitchen lol
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Wash with dish soap and then dry but then you constantly gotta oil it. Itās tough owning a wooden chopping board, lots of maintenance. But I read somewhere wooden chopping boards are actually more antimicrobial than plastic ones!
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Aaaaah, I get it, now. haha
I can understand that part. If you see it, you start thinking about it. With open shelves, if I see cups, it MAKES me want to drink something.
I wasnāt thirsty, but when I see the cup on the shelf it makes me think I should be doing something with it (using it to drink water). Next thing you know Iām filling it with ice cream and I donāt know how I got there because it was like a reflex.
I think I would keep the dishes and glasses away from the stove, but keep the spices somewhat near. Yeah, I guess grease would build up on stuff if close enough. That could be annoying. Especially if you stir fry a lot.
Iāll think that my cooking doesnāt splatter anywhere. Two months later Iām grossed out because all my spice bottles are sticky, and I donāt know why.
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Nope. I wish! haha. I worked in a kitchen and they had metal knife blocks. The metal magnetic holders seem like a nice alternative, but I wonder if the blade gets dull spots from the magnetic strip.
But thatās where the wood magnetic holder comes in, huh?
It looks futuristic!
haha It really does, doesnāt it?
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That looks really nice! If you think about it, though, anything more than those three knives (beside a clever) is just extra.
Those round handles look ergonomic. I wonder how they feel in the handā¦
A chefās knife for cutting meat, fruit, and veggies; the bread knife for bread (of course), and the pairing knife for smaller work.
With soap? I wonder about the possibility of scrubbing and washing it with hot water? I just think about what ever you wash it with gets INTO the wood. Is soap safe?
What about some hot water, then hit it with some vinegar as a disinfectant, then another rinse?
Smokestak and Pitt Cue Co in London are BBQ gems. The food is incredible, and stepping in feels like entering a place youād want to visit every day.
I do want to own one of those Japanese knives you posted above! I just need to learn how to sharpen them properly lol.
Hmm not sure about vinegar. I feel like you need a sanitizing solution?
I think about this a lot lol especially as I pull glasses out of the dishwasher and drink from it. Iāve recently been rinsing it just in case thereās soap residue. Maybe Iām just needlessly paranoid.
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Maybe not! haha Iāve never had a dishwasher before. Iāve been to one house that I loaded the dishes while staying there, but I never operated it.
Weird. Iāve never operated a dishwasher before.
I trust handwashing better. Iām not sure if clothes washing machines are the same thing, because the clothes donāt go in my mouth, and thereās never a residue on the clothes.
You could be right. If I get to look it up, Iāll post it.
The poāboyās important to the city of New Orleans because New Orleans made it
A Day Making The Most Famous Sandwiches in New Orleans
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Those sandwiches look soooo good! I can understand why they make so many over the weekend.
I liked how he knew the history of the sandwich.
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Stories that has been pass down for many generations
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Nope! haha
Jeez. The things people do for attention.
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Also, you should try sandwiches in Florence. They are very tasty, but you might have to wait in line
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Lidl put out a Christmas recipe flyer/mailer. Thereās some Austrian torn pancakes I want to try to make.
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This is true especially for delicate items! Dishwashers have ruined a bunch of things for me lol. Also sometimes if the food is like super sticky, it doesnāt really remove them so Iād still need to go in there and handwash. But it doesnāt happen a lot!
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