Bigfattyt Gold Member Joined Jun 23, 2007 Messages 19,240 Apr 3, 2022 #41 Maybe a 14 inch old hickory knife? Thin, long, sturdy enough for hard cutting.
N Norwolf Joined Feb 10, 2010 Messages 23 Apr 4, 2022 #42 Thanks everyone for for excellent responses. I've decided to get some sort of cleaver because I have never used one before. Why not try something new?
Thanks everyone for for excellent responses. I've decided to get some sort of cleaver because I have never used one before. Why not try something new?
D DocT Joined Mar 25, 2012 Messages 5,437 Apr 4, 2022 #43 Peel them like a potato first and then they will be easy to slice. I just use a long kitchen knife to slice mine.
Peel them like a potato first and then they will be easy to slice. I just use a long kitchen knife to slice mine.