Gordon Ramsay's Top 50 Essential Cooking Tips | Part One

Name: Gordon Ramsay's Top 50 Essential Cooking Tips | Part One
Ingredients: knife; steel for sharpening knife; kitchen towel; paper towel; kitchen towel; parmesan cheese; chocolate; pepper mill; pepper; garlic; onion; lemon juice; chili; 1 štipka pinch of salt; spices; spices; ginger; vanilla bean; 400 g basmati rice; cardamom; star anise; salt; ground black pepper; 600 ml water; potatoes; apples; avocado; herbs; olive oil; egg

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Discover practical and easy-to-follow cooking tips from Gordon Ramsay to help improve your kitchen skills, from knife care to seasoning and preparing ingredients perfectly.

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knifesteel for sharpening knifekitchen towelpaper towelkitchen towelparmesan cheesechocolatepepper millpeppergarliconionlemon juicechili1 štipka pinch of saltspicesspicesgingervanilla bean400 g basmati ricecardamomstar anisesaltground black pepper600 ml waterpotatoesapplesavocadoherbsolive oileggwheat flourtunawinechickenbasilrosemarylime juicecherry sauce450 ml dry sherry5 ks Thai chili

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Working with a sharp knife is much easier than with a dull one, so always sharpen your knife before and during use.
Hold the sharpening steel firmly at a 45-degree angle and sharpen the knife by sliding the blade in long strokes from the base to the tip on both sides.
To prevent your cutting board from slipping, dampen a kitchen towel or paper towel and place it underneath the board.
Use a vegetable peeler to create thin strips; it’s also perfect for making parmesan shavings or chocolate curls.
Adjust your pepper mill to the desired coarseness depending on your recipe's needs.
When peeling garlic, press down on the clove with the knife and gently crush it, or crush whole heads in a bowl and let them peel easily.
Slice onions by leaving the root intact to prevent juice from escaping, cut lengthwise, then finely chop using your fingers as a guide for the knife.
Preheat pans and ovens thoroughly before cooking; always preheat your oven for at least 20 minutes.
Bring meat to room temperature before cooking and let it rest afterward to retain its juices.
To remove chili seeds, rub the chili between your hands, then cut it open and scoop out the seeds.