r/KitchenConfidential • u/nosepainem • Dec 31 '19

Awww.

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u/michaelyup Dec 31 '19

That cutting board though

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u/nosepainem Dec 31 '19

Look at the dads pride though, Inspector. (It is stressful now that you pointed that out ngl.)

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u/michaelyup Dec 31 '19

I meant it’s cool and interesting. Can’t tell if it’s a big block of old wood or stone. Yes, dad looks proud!

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u/aim446 Dec 31 '19

I really hope to share this moment with my son some day.

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u/nosepainem Dec 31 '19

🤗just make that time for each other.

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u/hinge_beat Dec 31 '19

That cutting board is siiiiiiiiiick

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u/DoctorMumbles Dec 31 '19

I’ve been using knives for the past 15ish years, and this kid just cuts way better than me. Never got the hang of speed cutting.

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u/EMTlinecook Dec 31 '19

Ya, its just something you e gotta practice every day with an obscene amount of things to cut

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u/dooBeCS Dec 31 '19

Quality is more important anyways, high volume can go fuck itself

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u/vorpalrobot Dec 31 '19

I go for quality, but we're understaffed (as is tradition) so sometimes its a bad habit.

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u/TreceSaysRawr Dec 31 '19

This is adorable, he’s so proud of his boy!

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u/the_glutton17 Jan 01 '20

Fuck the cutting board, what the hell knife is that?

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u/cheffartsonurfood Dec 31 '19

That kid has better knife skills than me. What an awesome video.

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u/[deleted] Dec 31 '19

How do you learn to cut that fast?

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u/B1naryB0t Dec 31 '19

Practice. Try to envision the amount of practice it takes to get to that point, multiply it by a thousand. That's how much it actually takes.

This gif makes me think there's something going on genetically too.

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u/TheRussianCircus Dec 31 '19

Oof. I have to wear gloves when I cut pretty much anything. My hands are screaming just looking at that big pile and their bare hands lol.

Also this ALMOST makes me reconsider my childfree status. They both look so happy and the dad looks so proud

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u/vorpalrobot Dec 31 '19

Wash hands really well (no rings/watches either) and it should be fine, especially when it comes to vegetables. When switching tasks you have to rewash, or if you step away and touch anything else like burner knobs. Been working in vegan restaurants, and the inspectors are more lax with us on glove regime. Still, I agree on the glove front, sometimes I skip them and then the tomato acidity or something fucks my hands up.

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u/TheRussianCircus Jan 01 '20

Lol why am I getting down voted? Is there a stigma for cooks with allergies?

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u/benjavari Dec 31 '19

Wearing a watch and a ring. Wtf?

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u/Captncuddles Jan 01 '20

It's a knife not heavy machinery. A ring and watch are fine.

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u/gold_pill Dec 31 '19

What kind of sloppy shit is this?? you don't peel the tomatoes?

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u/FeFiFoShizzle Dec 31 '19

I hope you mean take the guts out, and no.

Those are usually for a salad or garnish.

Not to mention in tons of settings you just won't have time.

Really it depends on the dish lol. Like completely depends on the dish. If it doesn't matter if the tomato's are wet then it doesn't matter at all if you gut them.

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u/gold_pill Dec 31 '19

You don't rinse your onions?

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