The Traditional Japanese Knife You Need For Cutting Sushi
Cutting seafood for sushi and sashimi requires the utmost precision. Here's what to know about the traditional knife that is popular with the pros.
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Cutting seafood for sushi and sashimi requires the utmost precision. Here's what to know about the traditional knife that is popular with the pros.
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