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Brad Sharpens Knives It's Alive Bon Apptit

Brad Sharpens Knives It's Alive Bon Apptit

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Bon Apptits Brad Leone is back for episode 64 of Its Alive, and this time hes showing you how to sharpen a knife. Brad teaches you how to use a sharpening whetstone and transform your dull knife into a barbershop-ready blade (do not try at home. Tips from an old friend (Bob Kramer, Gaby tries cosplay, and Chris settles the score: Rambo stropped. Join Bon Apptit test kitchen guy, Brad Leone, on a wild, roundabout and marginally scientific adventure exploring fermented foods and more. From cultured butter and kombucha, to kimchi and miso, to beer and tepache, learn how to make fermented and live foods yourself. Micayla: Brad. I'm Asian. I use scissors on my ingredients whenever possible. Cilantro, basil, chicken, trimming fat off meat. I love you guys but cut the b. s. Just tell people Bon Appetit is exclusively for trust fund babies. I love ya, Brad but. wealth of time & money, I don't have.
Date: 2020-02-27

Comments and reviews: 9


DO NOT DO THISYou will ruin knives doing what is shown in this video. If you are a knife hobbyist get someone to teach you the right way. If you buy good knives for use in your kitchen if you take proper care of them, including using a honing steel before every use and never ever putting a knife in a drawer loose without a blade cover, the blade will stay sharp for a very long time. Even using my knives every day in a professional kitchen I still only had them sharpened every 3 or 4 months. You can easily find a guy with both the proper tools and knowledge to sharpen knives. Your knives will definitely last longer and be sharper than buying your own sharpening stones and learning how by trail and error.
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Hey chef leone i have a question about fermented drinks, how can i make drinks like kamboocha or kvaas or ginger beer anything like that but avoid alcohol entirely? Is it possible? Id love to try all the recipes but I cannot do alcohol unfortunately.
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The way Brad is with knives- casually slashing the air and slicing countertops, etc- an episode dedicated purely to his love of sharp knives was completely unsurprising. I'm totally here for it.
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it is good to have a scrap piece of wood, and when you finish sanding one side, cut a little through that wood. it removes the roll. also grit around 2k is just fine for a kitchen knife
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When I was a prep chef for While paycheck this was the bane of my existence. Our knives were constantly going dull and nothing worse than cutting for hours with a dull knife.
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I was surprised to see he didnt use any compound on the strop, is that a common thing to not use compound? I dont know much about stropping, I just thought I needed compounds
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Oh boy. wow, serious flashback to a 6 yr old me watching my dad shave the hair off his forearm to show me how sharp he had gotten his pen knife. lol. thanks for the memories
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Brad, professional chef: uses food knife to shave his arm hairGaby, professional chef: EwAlso Gaby, professional chef: wearing a food bowl on her head like a hat
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Brad we gonna need PROOf that you read EVERY comment. In your next vid say words: I hate sumac if that's too hard, we will settle on the words Crispy tarantula
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