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barelist

11-19-2009 09:39 PM

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Originally Posted by mmcfadden (Post 16568444)

wtf is alton brown? are you talking in third person?

Alton had some lower end Shun knives, actually a great deal. I think they had a 7pc set for $200 :thumbsup

raven1083

11-19-2009 09:53 PM

i recommend cutco.

The Ghost

11-19-2009 09:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Kimmykim (Post 16560053)

Henkel or Wusthof make good knives in a variety of price ranges. Forschner makes a decent knife that will hold an edge as long as you keep it sharp.

Had a set of Henkel's for 10 years. Great knives.

quantum-x

11-20-2009 02:51 AM

I've never seen the purpose of having a set of 15 knives - I've never known anyone to be that dynamic in the kitchen ;)

IMHO, all you need is a very good 10" / 20cm (like the ones I linked) an a small pearing knife. The only other addition I've ever needed was a cleaver (but chinese style - light)

No need to spend a fortune :)

james_clickmemedia

11-20-2009 05:41 AM

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Originally Posted by quantum-x (Post 16569140)

I tend to agree. About 4 or 5 knives total. A fish knife, meat cleaver, chef's & pearing...

Raven

11-20-2009 05:45 AM

well, i agree that one doesn't need a zillion knives,

but a good bread knife is essential

and i prefer two kinds of paring knives...one serrated, one not....

a chef's knife --- actually two because both of us cook together....

fish knife, cleaver and a damned good set of steak knives...

Flashcash-Andy

11-20-2009 07:59 AM

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Originally Posted by mmcfadden (Post 16568444)

wtf is alton brown? are you talking in third person?

http://www.altonbrown.com/shun/shun_flv_sm.html

dready

11-20-2009 09:30 AM

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Originally Posted by quantum-x (Post 16568347)

Nah, then you need a whetstone. They're not complicated either :)

:error

A whetstone is a sharpener is it not? I own a very nice Japanese water stone. It's great for small blades, but I prefer a ceramic rod type system for larger knives. No error, easy, and perfect angle every time.

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