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Tuesday’s Cooking Tip – cutting vegetables

January 14, 2014 by Peter Block 1 Comment

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This tip is more about having the right tools to work with – Tuesday’s Cooking Tip – cutting vegetables.  I am truly a home chef and have had the basics to work with in making my meals.  As I have gotten into my blogging, I have gained a much greater sense for the idea that you see the food with your eyes before you eat it.  I don’t have any training, and I mean, any.  I also don’t consider myself particularly creative.  With that said, I do believe I have learned a lot.  I am figuring out to mix cutting styles and colors.  I have a super long way to go but I can learn a lot from my fellow bloggers and I hope these tips are one way for you learn too.

Daikon coming out 500

 

Carrot coming out 500

Ingredients:

  • Large Carrot
  • Large Daikon
  • Radishes, sliced thin

Veggies 500

Directions:

I am embarrassed because these directions are ridiculously simple.  Simple cut off each end of the carrot and daikon.  Place into the spiralizer and turn.

Carrot on spiralizer 500

You, literally, turn and push until the vegetable is fully sliced.  Serve and enjoy!

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  1. Marina | Let the Baking Begin!

    January 17, 2014 at 7:13 pm

    I just got myself this tool last week and am still looking for ways to use it. Using daikon radish for salads is such a good idea! Thanks!

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