
doi: 10.1558/ppc.27927
A look at how terms related to the basic knife-skills in recipes are often used imprecisely leading to confusion and ignorance and how television and film also often present knife-skills deployed in misleading contexts. The article surveys of some famous cookbooks for examples and provides a history of various knives with an emphasis on the American context.
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