How To Hold and Use Yanagi Knives | Sushi Chefs Using Yanagi Knives | Types of Japanese Knife

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  • Опубликовано: 13 сен 2020
  • This is a compilation of sushi chefs using Yanagi knives.
    There are a variety of knives in Japanese cooking. Yanagi is a long and thin knife mainly used in the preparation of sashimi or nigiri sushi. The sharp edge of these knives can be customised or adjusted according to whether the chef is left-handed or right-handed or both.
    Other popular Japanese knives include:
    Santoku, a general-purpose kitchen knife originating in Japan, is an alternative to the traditional "Nakiri", a knife mainly used for chopping vegetables.
    Deba, a knife with a thick spine mainly used for butchering fish.
    Honesuki, a boning knife used to butcher meat and poultry
    Usuba, a traditional thin-blade vegetable knife.
    Once again, I hope you guys enjoyed the video. Don't forget to LIKE and SUBSCRIBE! 😊

Комментарии • 22

  • @arjun._.bbC6
    @arjun._.bbC6 3 года назад +4

    Artistic display of Swords in a kitchen.
    Wonderful.

  • @fabeaux8623
    @fabeaux8623 Год назад +11

    3:40 my man needs to sharpen his knife......

  • @expomm
    @expomm Год назад +1

    Great footage, so many different strokes, knives, fish. I am looking carefully to grasp the technique, thank u!

  • @timthompson8235
    @timthompson8235 3 года назад +12

    Whoa 5:07

  • @wolfenislife7248
    @wolfenislife7248 3 года назад +1

    Hope you guys grow!

  • @chefdadadak
    @chefdadadak 3 года назад +2

    I like this style of video. It's the best. It's fun.👍👍👍

  • @johnlocke3481
    @johnlocke3481 7 месяцев назад

    interesting. I was thinking of getting a 270mm or 300mm but some of these guys make the shorter ones actually look more useful.

  • @DavidMod98
    @DavidMod98 Месяц назад

    Does anyone know what yanagiba the chef is using at 2:14. Anyone recognize the brand?

  • @vygalnix7769
    @vygalnix7769 3 года назад +3

    Oh. This chef uses a strange technique for the otoro skin removal. Normally the skin is place on the board and people use the flatness to cut the skin off easily. Saves 30 seconds.

  • @markyuuki5736
    @markyuuki5736 3 года назад +7

    We all know that knives are just short version of swords

    • @stephenhogan8220
      @stephenhogan8220 3 года назад

      ????

    • @KseRBanshee
      @KseRBanshee 11 месяцев назад

      Yes, and it’s legal too so a 360mm yanigiba is Yakuza’s favourite choice of weapons

  • @hbk2806
    @hbk2806 3 года назад +2

    May I know what paper is it that wrapping on the fish is call..

    • @cornanable
      @cornanable 2 года назад +2

      Kitchen Paper towel .

    • @KseRBanshee
      @KseRBanshee 11 месяцев назад

      Yes and use the high quality ones so you don’t get paper fibre on the fish

    • @einundsiebenziger5488
      @einundsiebenziger5488 8 месяцев назад

      ... is called*?*

  • @MrRFasters
    @MrRFasters 3 года назад +1

    Wow.
    Food Knife P_rn and no comments yet.
    Maybe al viewers left in pure amazement.
    As I am.
    I for sure am going to get my Japanese knife set out to have a Sushi styled Christmas.
    Wasn t Jesus a fisherman for that matter anyway?
    Would he instructed His apostels to catch sushi grade fish in His directed nets?
    ;-) :-)

    • @bstr3000
      @bstr3000 3 года назад

      this left me hungry for sashimi

  • @stephenhogan8220
    @stephenhogan8220 3 года назад +1

    Wtf seems like these guys in the first couple of cuts were wasting a shit load of tuna made an angle cut and discarded a big wedge then flipped the same piece and did the same thing again ???? Then later proceded the skin a long piece of fish sideways and crushed some of the fillet .
    Sure they have some great skills and beautiful knife's. But just seems strange any one else see this

    • @jiahaotan696
      @jiahaotan696 Год назад +1

      They don't 'discard' the fish. Any cook knows that ingredients are too expensive to waste and the cost adds up. The itamae (sushi chef) removes the first piece of fish from the saku (portioned fish block) because it is at the wrong angle for sashimi. That piece wouldn't make a good piece of sashimi. It is the wrong shape and size. He then removes another piece of fish after a few cuts - adjusting the shape as he goes along.
      These off cuts of fish are cut into rough cubes and turned into chirashizushi, or chirashi don on a bed of rice.

    • @Galactusz007
      @Galactusz007 Год назад +2

      Please, Star away from commenting and questioning Sushi masters, Gaijin.

    • @einundsiebenziger5488
      @einundsiebenziger5488 8 месяцев назад

      ... beautiful knives*