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Depending on what has to be done in the kitchen, we have kitchen knife sets that are categorised according to the jobs they are to perform. Chef's knives are all-rounders best suited for chopping, slicing, and dicing due to their broad blades, which allow rocking motion. Although small, a paring knife is quite handy when it comes to peeling fruits, taking off the black line in shrimp, or carving designs on fruits and vegetables. If you're partial to baking, you will appreciate a serrated bread knife because it is thin and sharp enough to slice through breads and cakes without damaging them.
Another must-have tool is the Santoku knife, which comes from Japan. Its blade is shorter and wider, with a slight curve along the edge. It is designed for cutting vegetables and fish, as well as slicing, dicing, and even mincing. The utility kitchen knife falls somewhere between a chef's knife and a paring knife and is useful for moderately sized food items such as cheese, sandwiches, small fruits, and vegetables.
When selecting your kitchen knife, make sure to check the material of the blade, the handle, and the balance of the blade. High-carbon stainless steel cutting blades are very sharp, powerful, and corrosion-resistant, so they last longer before blunting and can be easily resharpened. Grips are very important, too, as they provide a tight, comfortable hold. Some of our knife handles can be made of wood, plastic, or even a composite of the two.
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A well-equipped kitchen typically includes three essential knives: a 20 cm chef's knife for general chopping, a serrated bread knife, and a small paring knife for smaller tasks such as peeling and trimming.
A chef's knife has a curved blade designed for a 'rocking' motion, which is useful for mincing herbs. A Santoku knife has a flatter edge and a "sheep's foot" tip, designed for slicing, dicing, and chopping with an up-and-down motion.
It is recommended to hone knives with a sharpening steel every few uses to maintain the edge. A full sharpening with a whetstone or pull-through sharpener is typically needed every 6–12 months, depending on use.
To help protect the blades and reduce the risk of injury, store knives in a knife block, on a magnetic wall strip, or in a dedicated drawer organiser. Never store them loose in a utensil drawer.
Stainless steel is the versatile choice; it is durable and relatively easy to resharpen. Ceramic knives tend to retain their sharpness for longer periods and are excellent for slicing fruits and vegetables, but they are brittle and should not be used on bones or frozen foods.