http://www.chefknifeset.org/qa/what-is-a-good-low-to-mid-priced-chefs-knife-to-give-to-a-begining-chef Thu, 15 Jul 2010 00:20:35 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 http://www.chefknifeset.org/qa/what-is-a-good-low-to-mid-priced-chefs-knife-to-give-to-a-begining-chef/comment-page-1#comment-2829 KC C Sat, 27 Feb 2010 14:44:04 +0000 http://www.chefknifeset.org/qa/what-is-a-good-low-to-mid-priced-chefs-knife-to-give-to-a-begining-chef#comment-2829 I'm an amateur chef and I love Henckels. I got a set with the block for $49.95 at Hecht's. I've seen the set many places including sharpener for the same price. I’m an amateur chef and I love Henckels. I got a set with the block for $49.95 at Hecht’s. I’ve seen the set many places including sharpener for the same price.

]]> http://www.chefknifeset.org/qa/what-is-a-good-low-to-mid-priced-chefs-knife-to-give-to-a-begining-chef/comment-page-1#comment-2828 Chef Killian Sat, 27 Feb 2010 11:17:02 +0000 http://www.chefknifeset.org/qa/what-is-a-good-low-to-mid-priced-chefs-knife-to-give-to-a-begining-chef#comment-2828 That sounds perfect. Most chefs will rely heavily on two knives for all general kitchen work. A 6 inch chef's/cook's knife and a small two-three inch paring knife. There are many brands and quality does vary a lot. Forget designer home ware these often just look good. Good brands to trust are "Victorinox" (makers of the swiss army knife), Sabatier and Global. Victorinox in particular have a wide range in all price levels and are the most widely used brand in catering colleges. That sounds perfect. Most chefs will rely heavily on two knives for all general kitchen work. A 6 inch chef’s/cook’s knife and a small two-three inch paring knife. There are many brands and quality does vary a lot. Forget designer home ware these often just look good. Good brands to trust are “Victorinox” (makers of the swiss army knife), Sabatier and Global. Victorinox in particular have a wide range in all price levels and are the most widely used brand in catering colleges.

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