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Frankie cooks: Knife Skills
FRANKIE COOKS
April 29, 2009
In this episode I demonstrate to DL (of A Brief Smile) how easy it is to properly use a chef's knife. After mastering the "kung fu grip" and the "Choo choo train rolling technique" DL was able to use his knife blind folded as if he were playing guitar! You too can learn how to properly use your knife, in under three minutes.
enjoy!
Posted in FOOD on April 29, 2009 3:48pm by Frankie Celenza | 7 comments
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Hahahaha All aboard! Brilliant!
you should custom build those trains and sell them through this website. i'd buy one.
$700 you can have one.
i'll give you one for $650
Ok, Ok - 3 easy payments of $19.95 Final offer!
Love the camera angles - especially the quick close up of the two of you chopping. Silly!
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Can you make a video explaining how to construct that magnificent train?