Best steak knives
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Best steak knives
I need an upgrade, not keen on the ones I have, the teeth tend to tear even the most tender steak
I want non-serrated like the Dalstrong ones but I can’t afford them at £45 each!!
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B01GXQB7UQ/ ... BCb52WCG09
Anyone got any recommendations without paying silly money?
I want non-serrated like the Dalstrong ones but I can’t afford them at £45 each!!
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B01GXQB7UQ/ ... BCb52WCG09
Anyone got any recommendations without paying silly money?
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Re: Best steak knives
Age it for 3-4 days on a wire rack in the fridge and you wont need a sharp knife, it will almost fall apart.
Tip; buy a boned out rib joint, cut it into 1.5" slices, dry throughly with kitchen paper, age it as above, allow it to reach room temp and fry as you would steak.
Tip; buy a boned out rib joint, cut it into 1.5" slices, dry throughly with kitchen paper, age it as above, allow it to reach room temp and fry as you would steak.
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Re: Best steak knives
Ben wrote: ↑Thu Feb 21 2019 00:35 -https://www.farrar-tanner.co.uk/images/ ... 000500.jpgI need an upgrade, not keen on the ones I have, the teeth tend to tear even the most tender steak
I want non-serrated like the Dalstrong ones but I can’t afford them at £45 each!!
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B01GXQB7UQ/ ... BCb52WCG09
Anyone got any recommendations without paying silly money?
How about these............
Alternatively how about some Berghoff serrated ones?. I know you said you don't want them serrated, but these good little knives.
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Re: Best steak knives
Ben wrote: ↑Thu Feb 21 2019 00:35 -Ask Loz Harrop to make you some!I need an upgrade, not keen on the ones I have, the teeth tend to tear even the most tender steak
I want non-serrated like the Dalstrong ones but I can’t afford them at £45 each!!
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B01GXQB7UQ/ ... BCb52WCG09
Anyone got any recommendations without paying silly money?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XKcmep1C3KU
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Re: Best steak knives
They are £375 mate!!
I’ve narrowed it down to these, just need to find out what my annual bonus is at 9am, might not be able to treat myself!!
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0000DJZJ0/ ... BCbZDVEZMJ
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00BXIT1F8/ ... BCbJ544N15
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00XNABXSM/ ... BCb0EKVQ76
I’ve narrowed it down to these, just need to find out what my annual bonus is at 9am, might not be able to treat myself!!
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0000DJZJ0/ ... BCbZDVEZMJ
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00BXIT1F8/ ... BCbJ544N15
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00XNABXSM/ ... BCb0EKVQ76
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Re: Best steak knives
I know......it'll be a while before I have a set of these as well..They are £375 mate!!
I can vouch for Wüsthof mate....they're the same as my, and my sons kitchen knives.
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Re: Best steak knives
davelumb wrote: ↑Thu Feb 21 2019 09:24 -Loz is a very skilled man, very expensive knives though!!Ben wrote: ↑Thu Feb 21 2019 00:35 -Ask Loz Harrop to make you some!I need an upgrade, not keen on the ones I have, the teeth tend to tear even the most tender steak
I want non-serrated like the Dalstrong ones but I can’t afford them at £45 each!!
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B01GXQB7UQ/ ... BCb52WCG09
Anyone got any recommendations without paying silly money?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XKcmep1C3KU
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Re: Best steak knives
If you can find the Victorinox Swiss ones you can't go wrong. I used to use the thier knives when I was a butcher and they were the dogs nads
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Re: Best steak knives
Seen those pal, might be just out of my price range
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Re: Best steak knives
If your serrated edge knives are tearing the steak, either the knives are really really s***e or you are doing something wrong with your steak! My steak knives are old, wooden handles, serrated edge, 20 years old, can't remember where I bought them but they certainly weren't deluxe numbers. I think , avoid the very cheapest, but get any mid- priced set of knives, and they'll do you just fine. No need to spend fortunes.
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It’s the former, my steaks are immense
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Re: Best steak knives
Have a look on this site Ben.
I bought my fishing knife from them (Spyderco Tenacious)
They have some great knives for all things cooking and eating.
https://www.knivesandtools.co.uk/search ... eak+knives
I bought my fishing knife from them (Spyderco Tenacious)
They have some great knives for all things cooking and eating.
https://www.knivesandtools.co.uk/search ... eak+knives
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- Ben
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Many thanks Phil, great site that, so much choice
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Re: Best steak knives
I use a no 7 carbon opinel as my steak knife.
Extremely sharp.
Extremely sharp.