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     • Japanese knives have gained a stellar reputation among chefs worldwide, especially for cutting meat. These knives are crafted with high-quality carbon steel, ensuring a sharp edge that maintains precision over time. The unique design, including features like a curved blade and flexible options, allows for intricate and delicate cuts.
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   Are Japanese knives good for cutting meat?

   • Traditional knives were not as suitable for cutting meat, so Japanese knife producers began to craft double bevel blades based on French and German knife designs. The Japanese versions were generally thinner, lighter, and sharper than their European counterparts.

   Complete Guide to Japanese Knife Types - The Chef Dojo

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   Can you cut out a Japanese knife?

   • You can cut it out now. When it comes to kitchen knives, Japan is world-renowned. The country's knives are considered some of the best in the world, and that's all about the blade. Japanese knives typically use carbon steel, which is harder than stainless and can be made extra-sharp but is also more brittle.

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   Which Japanese knife is best for separating meat & bone?

   • There are other Japanese knives made for meat, but the gokujo is very specifically for separating meat and bone — and this Shun model was our pick for best splurge in our test of boning knives. The pointed tip, strong curve, and narrow profile all make this knife highly maneuverable and great for butchery.

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   What is a Japanese knife used for?

   • Traditional style knives like yanagiba and usuba usually feature single bevel blades, and have a specialized purpose in preparing Japanese cuisine (e.g. slicing sashimi). Western style knives like the gyuto and santoku have double bevel blades, and are typically more general purpose.

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   Why is a Japenese knife better than a steel knife?

   • Because the steel is harder the blade can be thinner, Japenese knives also don’t have a larger bolster connecting the blade to the handle. These factors combine to make a much lighter knife. A lighter knife also reduces the risk of cutting food by effectively crushing your way through it with a big heavy knife.

   Why Are Japanese Knives So Good (and some reasons they

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   Which Japanese knife should I buy?

   • If you're new to using Japanese knives, try the Zelite Infinity 7-Inch Santoku Knife. It features an attractive 66-layer blade and is excellent at general kitchen tasks. This roundup includes data from multiple rounds of Lab and home testing.

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3. knifewear.com › blogs › articlesWhat Japanese Knives are Best for Cutting Meat? - Knifewear

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   Mar 18, 2024 · While boning knives and Honesuki knives are ideal for meat cutting, you can still do most of these jobs very efficiently with a well-designed petty.

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4. www.goodhousekeeping.com › best-japanese-knives8 Best Japanese Knives of 2024, Tested & Reviewed

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   Feb 13, 2024 · We then evaluate how well they cut through raw chicken and cooked meat, because a good Japanese knife should be able to do it all. Overall, we aim for thin, clean and consistent cuts.

5. www.foodandwine.com › kitchen › japanese-knife-guideThe 10 Best Japanese Knives of 2024, Tested and Reviewed

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   • Gyutou - The All-Purpose Knife. The Gyutou is the Japanese equivalent of an all-purpose chef’s knife and can be used for almost all kitchen tasks if need be.
   • Santoku - The Smaller All-Purpose Knife. The Japanese word santoku refers to the knife’s "three virtues": its ability to cut fish, meat and produce. The santoku knife has a taller blade than the gyutou making any repetitive, up-and-down chopping motion easier and less susceptible to rocking.
   • Sujihiki - The Carving Knife. Perfect for filleting fish and slicing or carving meat or poultry, the sujihiki is an exceedingly precise Japanese chef's knife with a steeper bevel than similar European knives.
   • Deba - The Butcher Knife. Often times used interchangeably with a cleaver by American chefs, deba knives possess a thick spine and blade and a gently curved, single-sided edge.

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7. www.musashihamono.com › blogs › knowledge-japaneseUltimate Guide to The Best Japanese Boning Knives – MUSASHI

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   Oct 5, 2024 · When selecting the right knife for meat and fish preparation, understanding the distinctions and common features of specialized Japanese knives is essential. The honesuki, deba, and hamokiri each serve unique purposes in the kitchen, designed to enhance efficiency and precision in cutting.

8. kitchenknifeplanet.com › why-are-japanese-knivesWhy Are Japanese Knives So Good (and some reasons they’re not!)

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   Ultimately Japanese knives have the best blade surface you can buy for cutting food, and that’s the most important function a knife can have. In fact, that’s about 99.9% of the function a knife serves (I also crush my garlic with the side of a knife so I guess the blade type doesn’t matter there!).

9. www.thespruceeats.com › best-japanese-knives-4178850The 6 Best Japanese Knives of 2024, Tested and Reviewed

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   Aug 27, 2024 · We've included dozens of Japanese knives among the hundreds we've assessed in categories from chef's knives and santokus to bread slicers and cleavers. We've put knives to the test with all kinds of fruits, vegetables, meats, and fish, as well as the classic slice-through-a-sheet-of-paper test.

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    Sep 4, 2023 · Traditional knives were not as suitable for cutting meat, so Japanese knife producers began to craft double bevel blades based on French and German knife designs. The Japanese versions were generally thinner, lighter, and sharper than their European counterparts.