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Offline jounetsu

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Re: Curry Christmas
« Reply #10 on: December 07, 2012, 10:46 PM »
Have you tried a Japanese water stone Phil?  After years of never being able to get my knives really sharp I found these to be excellent.  Naniwa are the ones I got, though I suspect they're all similar.

I use a combination of 1000 & 5000 grit, finished off with a strop on an old belt.  After this even my cheapo knives will shave hairs off the arm, I know I have a bald patch!
No, I've not Paul.  Is it one (or two) of these ?
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Yea exactly those, naniwa super stones, 20mm.  The supers require only a sprinkling of water rather than soaking, not too hard to learn on- quite forgiving of mistakes unlike some softer composition stones.

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Re: Curry Christmas
« Reply #11 on: December 18, 2012, 08:49 PM »
My ideal list would include:

CR0 Masterclass (Vol.1)
BIR Style Cooking by Mick Crawford (Vol. 2)
A glass pressure cooker
CR0 t shirt. 100 % cotton (embroidered chilli logo)
Tandoor oven

Rob  :)

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Re: Curry Christmas
« Reply #12 on: December 18, 2012, 08:56 PM »
How about an automatic onion chopping garlic peeler that prevents all hob top splatters and shuts up wife for 3 nights a week?  ;)

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Re: Curry Christmas
« Reply #13 on: December 18, 2012, 08:57 PM »
Although my new combi drill I can smell under the tree could be good for pre drilling tikka before skewering.  ;D

 

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