15 Of The Most Interesting Kitchen Gadgets You Never Heard Of
If you spend any time in the kitchen it is easy to spot the basic tools you will need to cook. From mixing bowls to the perfect set of knives there are some tried and...
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We’re bringing the spotlight to one of the most overlooked superstars in the kitchen—the cutting board. Without one, food prep would be an absolute nightmare and you know it! Here are 7 things you should know about this kitchenware.
As long as it fits your kitchen counter, you're better off getting a bigger board. A larger cutting board will bless you with more room to work. More room means greater maneuverability for safer and more relaxed cutting. You also get zero distraction from chopped food getting in your way or piling on top of each other.
Any knife-respecting cook knows not to cut on a ceramic or glass board. Hard surfaces will dull your beloved blade. So, what materials should you choose?
According to the experts Jacob Dean of Michelin Guide California interviewed, you’d want to go with wood and rubber boards. But even these two have pros and cons.
There’s a certain aesthetic and uniqueness to wood boards that rubber ones lack. However, what you lose in aesthetics, you gain in easy-maintenance and cheaper price tags.
Rubber boards are the restaurants’ choice as they don’t harbor bacteria, are inexpensive, easy on knives, and can easily be refinished with sandpaper.
Wood boards, on the other hand, require proper care to last long. Moisture and heat are your enemies. Make sure not to clean your wood boards in the dishwasher. Dry them properly before storing them.
Intuition will tell you that bamboo is a wood. Prepared to be bamboozled—it’s a type of grass!
Lately, bamboo cutting boards are becoming the alternative for more expensive wood boards.
Here are the good things:
The not-so-good:
Ideally, you have to get one for produce and one (plastic or rubber) for meats. Wood boards are porous and water-absorbent. It’s safer to cut meats on a surface that doesn’t house an army of bacteria.
Well, at least according to Chris Morocco of Bon Appetit Magazine. If you want your wooden board to last long, you gotta show it some love.
Here’s how to make your cutting board happy ala Chris Morocco:
Rubber and plastic cutting boards are the standard in most restaurant kitchens. However, these boards are prone to slippage when cutting. As an alternative and a safer option, some cooks and chefs may opt to bring their own heavier wooden chopping blocks on the job.
If you're worried about needing to travel across town carrying a heavy block of wood, just don't. Small (8x10 in.) or medium (10x14 in.) sized boards work fine for most restaurant kitchen jobs. You can also consider getting portable chefs bags like our Chef Knife Backpack Set to make travelling with your tool easier and comfortable.
At some point, you’d need to replace your cutting boards. As a general rule, if it has gotten deep grooves and scrubbing and sanitizing can’t cut it anymore, it’s time to say goodbye.
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