
How to sharpen kitchen knives: sharpener, whetstone or honing
How to sharpen kitchen knives at home: pull-through sharpener, whetstone or honing, the right angle, how often to sharpen and how to...
BERGHOFF
Best for: Schnitzel · Tenderising · Flattening meat
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If you like your meat tender as butter or want to serve up some thin cutlets, this stainless steel meat hammer is just the thing you need. It’s got a flat side for pounding and flattening of chicken, beef or pork and a spiked side to tenderize meat and create the perfect juicy steak.
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If you like your meat tender as butter or want to serve up some thin cutlets, this stainless steel meat hammer is just the thing you need. It’s got a flat side for pounding and flattening of chicken, beef or pork and a spiked side to tenderize meat and create the perfect juicy steak. When you pick up this meat hammer, you’ll notice it’s got a well-balanced weight distribution to comfortably sit in your hand and an integrated loop for space-efficient storage.
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Dimensions (L × W × H): 25 × 5.5 × 3 cm; Net weight: 0.48 kg.
Hand wash recommended.
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How to sharpen kitchen knives at home: pull-through sharpener, whetstone or honing, the right angle, how often to sharpen and how to...
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A turner, a ladle, a whisk, tongs, a slotted spoon and a peeler cover most everyday cooking. Add a good cutting board, a colander and a grater, and you are ready for almost any recipe.
Use silicone, nylon or wooden utensils on non-stick and other coated cookware. Metal utensils can scratch a coating, so keep them for stainless steel pans and pots.
Wood and bamboo are gentle on knife edges and look good on the table; plastic boards are light and easy to clean. Many kitchens keep separate boards for raw meat and for vegetables or bread.
Many silicone, nylon and stainless steel utensils can. Wooden and bamboo items last longer when washed by hand and dried straight away. Always follow the care instructions for your product.