My family likes them dipped in barbeque sauce after baking.

I'm gonna try that recipe, thanks for sharing.

See now I think that the parmesan and the mozzarella should be in the middle of the lasagna as well what's lasagna without cheese and I also would have added some spinach to the sauce and salmon

You can brine a chicken for 24 hours if you use less salt

Camera is so far away from final product 🙄

Fantastic presentation!!! Great job and learned a ton! Thank you for sharing!!!

Nice one 😊❤❤🎉

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We love our Rada knives. We have several and they never wear out. We have at least 5 tomato knives.

I came here to figure out the correct way to say Rada lol love the knives! I have a whole drawer full of them!

Are u adding water before boiling?

THIS COMPANY HAS BEEN AROUND FOR 75-YEARS, I GREW-UP USING RADA CUTLERY ALONG WITH THIS KNOFE SHARPENER AND YES IT WORKS AND NO-IT DOES NOT DAMAGE THE BLADES… THIS RADAR-COMPANY STARTED IN 1948…

The best teacher av understood 😊

Add onions.

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Can you use sugar free pudding

One problem, that banana will last 10 minutes before it turns brown and ugly on the meat.

Terrible technique removing the filets

Green beans are INSANELY underrated.

Thank you.. my wife said, that dress was perfectly delicious 😋 .. enjoy and be well ✌️👀🎩.

The sarcasm is there .. great work on video .. I only looked this up because I always assume I know what I'm doing .. and it occurred to me . There might be a better way

It is not a CAB, it is a COB. Change your typing.

Why have I never heard of this American company?! About to buy some now.

I am about to buy some of your spatulas as they are the only ones I could find that are made in the USA. However I wish the stainless spatulas had (one-piece) stainless handles as well. Impervious to dishwasher and no possible fail point.

It does not work

I made these and they’re delicious! 🙂

We love this recipe ❤

I love that he gave the cow pig ears.

Nice and easy

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Who is here 2024still love this❤ 👇

Thanks for the breakdown!

Do tomatoes has to be cooked that way, why not just as is in blender and ice?

Terrific! Very nice video. Simple well done production. Thank you!

Very informative even 10 years later.

How do you store it?

OMG. Your killing me😂

meatloaf should NEVER have ketchup though.

I need that knife

I have several Rada products. I particularly like their paring knives and their notions (like turners and pizza cutters).

There are no bananas on snicker salad.. ruined

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More ketchup than meat in her meat loaf! 😮

35 and I’m driving😮.

I made this with French cut green beans and in the slow cooker for 3 hours on low. Oh. My. God. Delicious.

Love my Rada knives, thank you guys for making consistently good products that I've been around since I was a baby in the 80s.

Here I will share some history. In the early 1960's my Pop was an engineer and our family came to San Diego California following the aircraft industry. For ages I remember knives like this in the kitchen, I never knew where they were from until I researched online a few years ago. They fascinated me because they were the solidest design for a knife I had ever seen - virtually one piece. I found the words: "CHUPPA CO" and Stainless Steel on the blade of one, and followed it through the internet eventually arriving at RADA. The black handle style I just sent for a master set of (Ultimate Gift Set) but the original ones with brushed aluminum handles to me speak deeply of old times, and what was occurring during those times as well. Nobody had an air conditioner back then, and houses all had clothes lines out back (for Momma). In those days they built things to last... And really, with stainless blades and a revolutionary sharpener to draw a fine edge, there is no reason not to expect to hand these down to the next generation. ~ But I will be sure and tell them about what they mean This is not an ordinary thing, you can get kitchen blades for a dollar ninety nine anywhere - and they wind up in a junk drawer. When I went through my fathers place in 2002 when he passed on, I could not save many things but I saved all of these I could find. Through everything that happened these lasted - and I remembered my Mom's hands using them 🥲 She had passed away the year before in 2001. These older ones to me have a connection to a long time ago, I don't think I even need to TRY to explain. But these are the kind of tools you want. LEGACY equipment - the kind that lasts lifetimes ~ I hope you are here for a long time to come. You can be relied on

Here I will share some history. In the early 1960's my Pop was an engineer and our family came to San Diego California following the aircraft industry. For ages I remember knives like this in the kitchen, I never knew where they were from until I researched online a few years ago. They fascinated me because they were the solidest design for a knife I had ever seen - virtually one piece. I found the words: "CHUPPA CO" and Stainless Steel on the blade of one, and followed it through the internet eventually arriving at RADA. The black handle style I just sent for a master set of (Ultimate Gift Set) but the original ones with brushed aluminum handles to me speak deeply of old times, and what was occurring during those times as well. Nobody had an air conditioner back then, and houses all had clothes lines out back (for Momma). In those days they built things to last... And really, with stainless blades and a revolutionary sharpener to draw a fine edge, there is no reason not to expect to hand these down to the next generation. ~ But I will be sure and tell them about what they mean This is not an ordinary thing, you can get kitchen blades for a dollar ninety nine anywhere - and they wind up in a junk drawer. When I went through my fathers place in 2002 when he passed on, I could not save many things but I saved all of these I could find. Through everything that happened these lasted - and I remembered my Mom's hands using them 🥲 She had passed away the year before in 2001. These older ones to me have a connection to a long time ago, I don't think I even need to TRY to explain. But these are the kind of tools you want. LEGACY equipment - the kind that lasts lifetimes

Is this a desert pizza