How To Cut Brunoise Style: A Quick Guide - Chef's Vision

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Of the many different ways to cut vegetables in the kitchen, brunoise style is arguably one of the best looking. Meant to produce small, even squares of any vegetable or fruit, it's a fantastic mix of two different cuts. To cut brunoise style, do the following: Prepare the vegetable by squaring off all edges Cut the piece into long strips, then further into thin strips Stack the strips and evenly dice Throughout all steps for cutting brunoise style, it is imperative to properly line up all edges. Otherwise, the perfect squares that are a mark of the cut will be lost. More detailed steps and tips on when to use the brunoise cut can be found below. How To Cut Brunoise Style Brunoise style is one of the essential cuts to learn in the kitchen for anyone looking to elevate

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