Here's everything you need to know about knife cuts, from batonnet to chiffonade. Matt Taylor-Gross / Food Styling by Barry Tonkinson One of the first things a student learns in culinary school is how ...

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Back in the 1960s, restaurants always served sandwiches with a “hedge” on the side: lettuce, cut into fine strips and piled into a fragile wall. It would be dark green and bitter. Remember no one ate ...