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blade

cutting surface of a knife

spine

top of the blade of a knife, the non-cutting edge

heel

the widest thickest part of the blade

bolster

part of the knife located at the heel of the blade; where the blade meets the handle

rivets

they hold the handle to the tang

scales

the part of the knife that creates the handle

tang

the metal that continues from the blade through the handle; full tang is as long as the whole knife handle

butt

the end of the handle

handle

the part of the knife you can hold; can be made with various materials, including hardwoods or textured metals

granton

ovals ground into the side of a knife blade, which helps the food to release easily

tip

the part of the knife used for detail work, such as paring, trimming or peeling

forged blade

made by a single piece of metal dropped into a mold and then hammered into shape

stamped blade

made by cutting blade shaped pieces from sheets of milled steel

santoku

general purpose kitchen knife with a 5 to 7 inch blade of Japanese origen

chef's knife

all purpose knife with a 8 to 14 inch blade, used for chopping, slicing, and mincing of all types of food

serrated slicer

knife with a long thin blade to slice breads and cakes

vegetable peeler

not technically a knife, this utensil is used to peel carrots, potatoes and other vegetables

chiffonade

chopping technique in which herbs or leafy greens are rolled and then cut into long thin strips

battonet

1/4 by 1/4 by 2 inch cut

Speed, Waste, Uniformity

The Pick 2 of 3 "Catch-22" of cutting