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  • Cookware

    Has anyone tried the new Mandolin by Star Frit

    and batonnet maker (for fries) and of course a hand guard. Construction sturdy and a receptable underneath to catch the food. Will let ya know how it goes when I use it. (Tried Wal Mart on Decarie and none and Zellers in Dorval... (0 replies, last updated by Matash October 27, 2009)

  • Boston Area

    Can Laksa Be Found In Boston?

    The Penang version is so-so. I was disappointed as i was expecting some batonnet of fresh pineapple (which i believe to be an important ingredient in the Penang style of assam laksa) and there was wasn’t any the last time i... (2 replies, last updated by nasilemak August 4, 2009)

  • Outer Boroughs

    Stuff near Yankee Stadium

    is “where Harlem's present meets its past.” Jessica Harris samples their Italian menu for the Village Voice, starting with fried calamari, zucchini batonnets, and “toothsome” duck breast on mesclun with... (5 replies, last updated by doc October 23, 2004)

  • Home Cooking

    Broccoli stem lovers: What are your cutting and trimming tricks (knife, mandolin, processor, grater) to produce your favorite uses for this beloved stem?

    Cut them off, use your knife to strip them of the outside skin (start with a small cut at the top and pull the skin off). I cut into batonnets and either stirfry them or marinate them in soy sauce, hot pepper paste or oil, sesame... (14 replies, last updated by fourunder September 17, 2009)

  • Manhattan

    YUMCHA report - longish

    with the slender, crunchy batonnets of carrots that were layered next to them. The pork, presented as four cubes of tender, marbled meat on a bed of raw cabbage coated with a tart dressing and thin slices of Thai Bird chiles,... (4 replies, last updated by Faren April 30, 2005)

  • Home Cooking

    Are the classes at Sur La Table any good?

    fundamental methods for preparing vegetables like a professional. You will learn vegetable cuts, such as mince, dice, brunoise, batonnet, and julienne, as well as some advanced vegetable techniques. This class will include a... (3 replies, last updated by beanbag January 14, 2005)

  • Los Angeles Area

    REVIEW: Yxta Cocina Mexicana, Downtown

    with a grain of salt. There were two batonnets (am I allowed to use French cooking terms to describe Mexican food?) of fresh pineapple on top, which gave a nice perk to it and helped to cut through the creaminess. I still like... (15 replies, last updated by sel August 8, 2009)

  • Chicago Area

    Best Short Ribs in the City?

    Oops – I forgot to post my most recent short ribs experience! Earlier this week I had the bone-in "7 Spices & Red Wine Braised Short Ribs with Carrots Batônnets & Garlic Mashed Potatoes" at Jacky’s Bistro in Evanston,... (27 replies, last updated by nsxtasy May 10, 2009)

  • Manhattan

    Dare I ask, is Per Se really worth the cost?

    Grilled halibut with batonnets of watermelon and Cavaillon melon (maybe another one in there too) Glasses of Chassagne-Montrachet 2007 Seared scallop with Marcona olives and citrus gastrique, little tiny Brussels sprouts and infant... (48 replies, last updated by buttertart August 25, 2009)

  • General Chowhounding Topics

    "Problem" ingredients

    While celeri remoulade is normally made with celery root, I love it with batonnets of celery stalk... braised celery stalks, Chinese-style, are also quite good as a side dish, and you can even make celeri a la vinaigrette (find a... (111 replies, last updated by silvergirl June 12, 2009)

  • Cookware

    Scared of Big Knives..

    is always in contact with the board, fingers are held a certain way – there is a rhythm/motion to how they cut. 3) Teaches you how to cut things - batonnet, bruinoise, rough chop, mince, julienne etc. - all those terms have... (30 replies, last updated by chuckl April 20, 2008)

  • International

    report Le Bristol Paris

    to the martini glass was a little metal pick (the type always used at L-C, with the little shells on each of them, which were to be used for the appetizer of langoustines dish) that had a small piece of red mullet on it.... (18 replies, last updated by cabrales November 28, 2003)

  • General Chowhounding Topics

    When did fake crab meat become so ubiquitous? And why isn't anyone else complaining?

    " and are quite popular. Sometimes big swirly rolls that are sliced, sometimes shaped as sticks, sometimes shaped as sticks and filled, etc. I like the bâtonnets sautéed with olives and tomatoes and served with pasta. Or slices... (123 replies, last updated by Bill Hunt July 29, 2008)

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