I have several "paring knives" in my kitchen. This is a knife with a blade that is about 2½ - 3½ inches long. A knife this size is easy to handle especially when doing small jobs. I use this type of knife for hulling strawberries, cutting sandwiches, and other things that only take a few seconds to cut. I have about 4 of this type.
3.25" White Handle Paring Knife. Sold Individually
Zwilling J.A. Henckels 15-in. Miyabi 5000S Deba Chopping Knife
I am sure that not many of you bake your own bread your self, but in case you do and do not have an
Electric Carving Knife
Knife Bread 10.25" Fibrox. Sold Individually
A good general purpose knife should be any where from 5-8 inches long.
Tyler Florence from Outset 8-in. Titanium Cutlery Chef's Knife with Magnetic Block
Here are a few tips on keeping your knives sharp
1. Don't place your knives in a dishwasher. the heat will dull the edge.
2. Use a wooden block or magnetic knife strip to store your knives.
3. If you are using a wooden block to store your knife, store it blade up so that the weight isn't forcing the edge into the wood.
4. Only use wood, bamboo or polyethylene cutting boards as they create less friction for the blade's edge than plastic or ceramic cutting boards.
5. Wipe the knife clean when finished, especially if cutting through acidic fruit like tomatoes or citrus.
6. Lightly touch up any burrs that may form on the edge with a couple of light passes across a sharpening stone.
Here is a list of other knives that you might be interested in if you do a specific type of cooking
Scanpan 8-in. Classic Knives Carving Knife
8.25" Steak Knife with Wood Handle
Kershaw Fillet Knives, 5.5 Inch To 9 Inch
9 Inch Meat Cleaver
Cutlery Set in Wood Block - 16pc
13-in. Magnetic Bar Knife Storage
Knife Sharpener
Electric Knife Sharpener
Bamboo Cutting Board
Cheese Knife Set 4 piece
Kitchen Shears
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