What do you do beyond this point?

by Northstarsuperstar

31 Comments

  1. Buckaroo_Man

    In the words of my first chef, “I SEE ACCORDIONS! I DIDN’T KNOW I HIRED A FUCKING MUSICIAN!” 👁️👄👁️

  2. National-Blueberry73

    Is the rubber band how you’re all doing it?!

    I’ve had the pleasure of never having to work somewhere that required chives so I have no experience but this is going to be earth shattering truth.

  3. Storytime_Everyone

    Depend, could save it to make veg broth, adjust the band and try to get as much as possible first. If you make any green sauces you could utilize these ends for those.

  4. Earth_Annual

    Depends on how fancy your place is. You could go by hand to get the last bit by bit. Or stock, or rough chop for staff.

  5. thisfugginguy2

    Take it out of the rubber band, split it in half, use your hands to hold and slice, don’t cut yourself.

  6. NotAldermach

    You can do at least 50% more of that, chef.

  7. sasquatch6ft40

    “Get busy” until a prep guy handles it..?
    I’m not proud of everything i do.

  8. doctor6

    Take the short bunch of chives, and then shove it up your butt

  9. UnhingedNW

    Take them out of the band and do them in smaller batches.

  10. dooms-maroons

    Pull off a bunch of little bundles I can manipulate and continue cutting with precision.

  11. CanWeCannibas

    Remove rubber bad, cut rest in small batches, contemplate existence

  12. Delta31_Heavy

    There is a lot left there. Keep going

  13. FMLitsAJ

    I’m confused, take the rubber band off and keep cutting. Make two or three smaller bunches and finish that shit.

  14. Red1Monster

    Make smaller bundles and keep cutting

  15. b00gnishbr0wn

    OK. So. I’m gonna be that guy. You’re doing it wrong.

    Remove the rubber band first, and you should start from that end. Only work with as many chives as you can control with your non – knife hand. This will increase as your skill level does. When you get to a few small amounts of tips left that are difficult to cut nice. Line them up, and put them some in the middle beneath the next bunches that you are chopping. Repeat until you have enough chives chopped. When you are finished, you will have maybe a dozen or so straggly tips not worth cutting that you can discard. I’ve done quart delis full of chives this way with *virtually* no waste.

    It’s the same base concept as cutting steaks. You want to start from the good end to get as many good cuts as possible, and any waste you have is from the shittier end.

  16. Significant_Humor_55

    Is this a real question or a joke? Do you guys really start cutting from the top? Is that some American thing?

  17. AdamAsunder

    Take the band off. Make little bunches with your fingers

    Need help going to the toilet too?

  18. Liedolfr

    Split it in half cut down till you can’t match the cuts, and either chive oil or stock

  19. egwhiteva

    Do not stock those perfectly good chives! Cut the rest of them. My chef would chew my ass out if I threw those in the stock

  20. salamandraseis

    Ditch the knife, find a new one and keep going.

  21. infectedturtles

    Ditch the prep cook tricks and learn to cut things without rubber bands on.

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