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  • Cook's Illustrated

    THE SMALL STUFF

    Dec 05, 2023 2 minutes

    he chef dipped the tip of the knife blade into a small bowl of water and then, with the point facing the ceiling, knocked the butt of the handle firmly on his cutting board. The vibration freed a single drop of water from its clingy post and I watched it

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