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Pasta forks

mikey_64652

Hello, I was curious about the long 2 prong pasta forks

i've seen people plating pasta with, are they just using

meat forks? If not whats the name of it and where can I find

them? Thank you

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Eric_M_16062

Just a carving fork. Can find them anywhere really.

mikey_64652

Thats what I thought. Thank you sir

Tim_Sutherland_52834

If you look around you will easily find them in knife blocks, unused. Ask your parents or those who have knife blocks and rarely cook.

seijoed

I've found at least 3 that way

Having a wife working for Cutco management helped too.

mikey_64652

I actually had one in my old culinary school knife bag, did't even remember they gave those to us.

com-chefsteps

I've been searching for a lost video of the same technique I think you're describing. Got any source?

tshewman

Yes, carving fork see - http://www.bedbathandbeyond.com/store/product/j-a-henckels-international-classic-6-inch-carving-fork/1011097081?mcid=PS_googlepla_nonbrand_cutlery_&adpos=1o5&creative=39230274829&device=c&matchtype=&network=g&gclid=Cj0KEQiA1NWnBRDchObfnYrbo78BEiQA-2jqBYx4I0ZN-s3_ATqnx_fnbHpd1GJ9_e33GoFmk-jzws8aAquT8P8HAQ

Just an example. Many less expensive.

For the video of the technique see (near end of program) - http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xndufc_in-search-of-perfection-s1e7-spaghetti-bolognese_lifestyle