August 22, 2008, Newsletter Issue #116: Dicing, chopping and julienne. Find out what your restaurant means by these terms!

Tip of the Week

Dicing, chopping and julienne terms and sizes vary in every restaurant. Yet it's important to know what is expected when you chop a carrot or dice a celery. You need to know exactly how big each piece should be. Chopping or dicing it the wrong size could ruin the recipe and incur costs. When you start in a new restaurant always, ask the head Chef what that particular restaurant's terms and sizes for chopped food are. It could be very different from what cooking school taught you.

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