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Misen Kitchen
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Приєднався 30 жов 2020
Better tools, for better cooking.
Our name comes from ‘mise en place’ - a culinary term that means “to put in place.” Chefs use the term to describe the process of setting up their stations before service. Misen is an ode to mise en place; better cooking through proper preparation with quality tools.
Our mission: to inspire and enable great cooking! Subscribe to learn more about kitchen tools, techniques, and science.
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Our name comes from ‘mise en place’ - a culinary term that means “to put in place.” Chefs use the term to describe the process of setting up their stations before service. Misen is an ode to mise en place; better cooking through proper preparation with quality tools.
Our mission: to inspire and enable great cooking! Subscribe to learn more about kitchen tools, techniques, and science.
Sign up for exclusive product launches and deals:
misen.com/pages/signup
Misen Modular Knife Storage
Misen Modular Knife Storage is flexible, no matter what knives you’ve got.
Kickstarter: kck.st/3yldSPs
Each piece easily clicks together - and un-clicks
Move around in your kitchen or anywhere that works for you
Looks great on the counter
Keeps hands safe while you’re cooking
Our modular solution:
Washable with soap & water
Germ & bacteria free
Does not warp
Kickstarter: kck.st/3yldSPs
Each piece easily clicks together - and un-clicks
Move around in your kitchen or anywhere that works for you
Looks great on the counter
Keeps hands safe while you’re cooking
Our modular solution:
Washable with soap & water
Germ & bacteria free
Does not warp
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Відео
How to Sharpen Your Chef’s Knife With a Sharpening Stone
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Your knife is most helpful when it's at its sharpest. Likewise, a dull one will make even the easiest jobs more difficult. That's why routine sharpening is so important. Sharpening stones - also called whetstones or water stones - are a reliable and precise way to sharpen your chef's knife. A good sharpening stone will keep your knife sharp, even if you only use them a few times a year. And bes...
Mastering the Art of Searing
Переглядів 26 тис.3 роки тому
Seared foods are everyone's favorite. Nothing beats a perfectly browned cut of meat. Even vegetables benefit from searing. We'll show you a few simple guidelines to get a perfectly seared piece of meat using a pan, every time. For a stainless steel skillet or carbon steel pan of your own, visit Misen today: misen.com/collections/cookware?
How To Extend the Life of Your Nonstick Pan
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Every nonstick coating will wear away eventually. But that doesn't mean you need to replace your pans every year. You can get four or more years of use out of your nonstick pan if you follow a few pro tips to keep your its nonstick coating pristine. Visit our site to get a durable nonstick of your own, at an honest price: misen.com/products/nonstick-pan?
How To Season Your Carbon Steel Pan in the Oven
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Seasoning your carbon steel pan in the oven is easy, and requires very little active work. This video will show you how, whether it's for the very first time, or as a touch-up between deep cleanings. If you’ve just received a new pan, make sure you remove the protective wax coating first: ua-cam.com/video/xZmZOY4D6rw/v-deo.html For this process, you'll need: • A neutral oil with a high smoke po...
How To Clean a Carbon Steel Pan
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Cleaning a carbon steel pan is easy! Their seasonings provide a nearly nonstick coating that makes clean-up a snap. But those same seasonings also come with a few limitations. We'll show you how to clean your carbon steel pan without any hassle. For an easy-to-clean carbon steel workhorse of your own, visit our site today: misen.com/products/carbon-steel-pan?
How To Hone Your Knife's Blade
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Honing is different from sharpening. You use a honing rod or steel to straighten and re-align your knife's cutting edge. You'll want to do it pretty frequently, and fortunately for you, it's quite easy! We'll show you how. Get a high-quality chef's knife of your own, at a price you'll love: misen.com/products/chefs-knife?
Understanding Your Knife's Blade
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Sharpness is very important in a chef's knife. It doesn't just make your knife effective - it makes your cooking safer! But what makes a blade sharp, and how can you keep it that way? This video will explain your knife's cutting edge, and teach you the difference between two vital skills: sharpening, and honing. Visit our site for a premium knife at an honest price: misen.com/products/chefs-knife?
Is a Luxury Nonstick Pan Worth It?
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What makes a nonstick pan great? Not every pan's performance is based on its price. We'll explain how nonstick pans work, and why the best pans on the market aren't necessarily the most expensive. To get a 4 year pan of your own, visit our site: misen.com/products/nonstick-pan?
The Anatomy of a Chef's Knife
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A chef's knife is a multipurpose tool. It's more like a Swiss Army knife than you might realize! Once you understand its various parts and their uses, you'll enjoy even more of the value and functionality this common kitchen workhorse has to offer. Get a Misen Chef's Knife of you own today. Premium steel and many applications, at an honest price: misen.com/products/chefs-knife?
How to Choose the Right Pan for the Job
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There are many pans out there with very different features, and they each excel in different ways. Here's a quick and informative guide on how and when to choose from four popular types of pan - nonstick pans, carbon steel pans, stainless steel pans, and sauté pans. You can get one or all of these stovetop superheroes at a fair price. Check them out today: misen.com/collections/cookware?
How to Season a Carbon Steel Pan on Any Stovetop
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We’ll show you how to season your carbon steel pan on the stovetop - whether it's for the very first time, or as a touch-up between deep cleanings. If you’ve just received a new pan, make sure you remove the protective wax coating first: ua-cam.com/video/xZmZOY4D6rw/v-deo.html For this process, you'll need: • A neutral oil with a high smoke point (such as soybean, corn, sunflower, vegetable, or...
How to Use a Stainless Steel Pan, Without Any Sticking
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Stainless steel pans aren’t just for professionals! It’s easy for a beginner or intermediate home cook to use a stainless steel pan without food getting stuck to it. And unlike nonstick pans, you can use them for recipes that call for very high heat, like when you’re searing meat, blistering vegetables, or doing a quick stir-fry. Misen’s Stainless Steel Skillet has professional-quality construc...
How to Carve a Whole Chicken
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Carving a whole chicken is easy, and even fun. The cuts are the same for a raw bird, and other whole poultry like turkey, making this a great skill to have. Our chef’s knife is a great all-purpose tool that can make both fine slices, and forceful chops: misen.com/products/chefs-knife?
Six quarters? Aint nobody got that kinda money no mo!
Great video!
Funnily canola is not good for you but you could run a diesel engine with it. Once in a blue moon it's useful for creating the non stick layer on carbon steel and cast iron.
I just bought a Misen 12 inch stainless steel pan and I love it. 😀
The temperature with the ball of water is too hot for eggs
I'm fairly new to carbon steel pans, but one thing that this video didn't mention that others have is that if you do end up with carbon deposits or just anything stuck to your pan that doesn't come off with a gentle wiping, adding coarse salt (basically Kosher salt) with a roughly equal amount of water forms a gentle abrasive that should enable you to scrub away whatever is still sticking with a paper towel or linen free cloth without having any significant impact on the seasoning. But do your own research on this one. Again, I am fairly new to this.
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Just brought a stainless steel pan it says on packaging do not heat pan without anything in it. It will damage the pan. But I thought u supposed to heat it before adding oil
This has been incredibly useful thank you so much for this video!
How does it avoid dulling the knife edge?
You missed the salt scrub. You can use kosher salt to scrub the pan without the fear of taking off the seasoning.
I just use a tall kitchen container filled with white rice. Cheap and effective baby.
that's Michael Maloney, not Michael Mahoney! He’s not wearing leaf pants
Agua caliente y 'isto. Y después a secar y aceitar
Thanks that was very helpful !! Love my large Ss pan. So versatile. 😊
Overall couldn't get the pan to season with Avocado oil, and had a bad time with the product. It was probably due to my own misunderstanding, but the product was backed with the 100% satisfaction guarantee, so I went ahead with the original purchase with that peace of mind. Only to find out, they make service VERY complicated. I would not trust their warranty or service.
I tried this, still eggs are getting sticky
Great effective video, just got my first stainless steel misen pan and it works great.
2:30 Incorrect way to put that meat onto the pan. Should be going away from you, not towards.
flaxseed oil only
I've yet to see anyone on UA-cam fry an egg in a SS pan using only oil, that the egg doesn't end up with a dark, crispy. over cooked bottom. I know some people like their eggs done that way, but I prefer a white bottom on my eggs.
I replaced my nonstick pan about every two years, and I only keep two a medium and a large size skillet. All my other cookware is stainless steel, carbon, steel, or cast-iron.
Can I use oil instead of water?
My ubderstanding you can use either BUT once you use one, don't use the other. Not sure if that's true or not (maybe once you use oil, don't use water? It would be nice to verify that, one way or the other.
Nice hassle free tutorial, thanks
I would sell my sould for a gas stovetop
wait so i have to use oil every single time i cook? That sucks.
Poor stomach.
can i use beef tallow for seasoning?
Instructions unclear, I accidentally circumcised myself
Using soap willl NOT wash away seasoning. Total lie.
Should you use chainmal to clean burnt on foods?
I think i scratched it with wet paper towel, trying to wash off the beeswax it came in, hard to fet the beeswax off!!
CAN I MAKE A PAD THAI RECIPE IN IT ❓️👀
If you find that a steel rod is best… why are you selling a ceramic one now?
so i did everything wrong.
Misen is bad news...avoid like the plague! Srewed me for hundreds of dollars. Useless Chinese junk!!!
Funny how many manufacturers say you can use steel utensils and can use a chain mail scrubby no problem.
How can I avoid steaming? Only by removing moisture of the meat surface with a paper towel? Even if I removed the moisture of the meat surface with a paper towel, I had to see the meat is going to be steaming after I added butter to already added grape seed oil after the first turning. Have you any suggestions?? Thanks!!
REMOVE THE HANDLE?!?! Why was that bit completely absent on the shipping package instructions?!
This information is not the same as the printed instructions included in the box with with my new pans!
someone want to explain why the card with my pan said this was a 60 second video… what else are they lying about 🤨
Apartment rental only offers an electric range. First the electric burner needs to get hot, then the pan, then the oil. I’m amazed how long it can take to get hot enough for the egg demonstration here. I’ve had an egg, no stick but never slide without help from a spatula…
My olive oil smokes when I pour it into the heated pan. Do I need to use an oil with a higher smoke point or is the quality of my olive oil not the best for this kind of cooking?
Yeah olive isn’t the greatest for this.
Try avocado oil as an alternative. It has a smoke point of about 520 deg. F.
You can cook perfectly fine in olive oil. Olive oil being unsuitable is something from the past when it had bits in it that turn unhealthy. Nowadays olive oil is fine to bake in. I always use extra vergin, lovely taste.
why did you guys discontinue the carbon steel pan?! i need a 10" my 12 is too big and heavy
WRONG!!!
I scrub the crud off my carbon skillet with soap all the time 😄
You do know a shinny or polished edge has absolutely nothing to do with sharpness. A knife can be shinny and be completely dull.
My guess is they do. Being a knife company. I think they were addressing multiple aspects, and felt it was relevant.
What's the thickness of the pan wall? What's the weight of each pan? Where are they made? Is the bottom slightly concave to prevent convex warping? Are they readily available in 2022 or by pledge only?
just received my knives, very pleased. I will keep up with keeping them sharp. I very much recommend these knives, great price, they look and feel great and they are Very sharp right out of the box.