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Is this the correct way to chop garlic?

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Antonio Wey's profile picture
Antonio Wey4 months ago

The real proper way.

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Timothy David4 months ago

The Mickey technique

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LCL19664 months ago

This is how its done!

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Paul Muller4 months ago

you'll get the same result in a fraction of the time with this.

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Kenneth Dias4 months ago

No you smash it with the side of your knife then dice

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Orang Stress ID4 months ago

I have a solution :

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Lolo™. Trips Alot.4 months ago

Fingers gon’ be smelling like Garlic for a bit 🤏

Antonio Sanchez's profile picture
Antonio Sanchez4 months ago

If the goal is paper-thin garlic, yes. If the goal is speed in a real kitchen during service? Absolutely not. 😂

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kunaaaal...4 months ago

Me everytime 👊🏻

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Yep my name is Guy 😊🌸🥕4 months ago

No, use a razor blade.

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CSharpDad4 months ago

It depends on the dish.. this is great technique for when you want to chop it fine. You absolutely will burn fine garlic if you put it in a pan without sauce... fine chopped garlic is for adding to sauce so it melts into it. If you put garlic in a hot pan with oil... you want to use larger cuts or whole garlic so it doesn't cook too fast. A lot of times, if you want garlic to be sweeter and smoother... you want to bake it with olive oil.. usually in foil.

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asli manusia4 months ago

1 minute for 1 garlic, whos starving?

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Atlas of Things4 months ago

Correct way is to make someone else do it and have it delivered by DoorDash

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The Homersexual4 months ago

No, you're supposed to cut it with a razor, so thin it liquifies with a little oil

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Freddy C.🐝4 months ago

That is one way to chop garlic.

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Marco Berni4 months ago

No, much too slow. This is the way.

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㊗ Masked Ninja ㊙4 months ago

Way too thick. Needs to be thinner cuts.

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nickel³4 months ago

the slices are a little too thick but yea that’s good

Mike Winger's profile picture
Mike Winger4 months ago

It is if you're in the Mickey Mouse version of Jack and the Beanstalk

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Goat King4 months ago

The correct way is determinate of what it is being used for.

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James MacDonald4 months ago

So that it liquefies in the pan. It's a very good system.

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Possible Pilot Deviation4 months ago

No. There's only one way.

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Warren Manuel4 months ago

This is a slice, not a chop 🤣

Note Worthy's profile picture
Note Worthy4 months ago

slice

Shine Moon's profile picture
Shine Moon4 months ago

Just buy a garlic press.

Patrick's profile picture
Patrick4 months ago

It depends on how you need it for the dish….

Lazy Marmot's profile picture
Lazy Marmot4 months ago

I always split it first so it doesn't roll, but yes.

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Possible Content4 months ago

That was oddly satisfying

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MINDBREAKER4 months ago

yo sin ser chef siempre le corto la puntita ( t clavo) we!!!😌

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Zachary Barteky4 months ago

Just smash it with the knife blade, give it a rough chop, and chuck it in the pan.

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Hundo Guy4 months ago

Yes chop at nothing 30 times until you get to the garlic

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