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Learn how to chop parsley the way the pros do.




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  • 1965KAREN

    Great tips! Great storing tips too. - 5/1/18

  • CKOUDSI617

    I will definitely try the storage technique for next time! - 2/19/18

  • INSIGHT62

    Thanks for the tips. - 2/19/18

  • CHRISINMIAMI

    Thank you! I need practice. - 10/23/17

  • DRLMAZ

    Thanks - 10/23/17

  • GRAMPIAN

    Helpful. - 8/4/17

  • JVANAM

    Small changes lead to big changes and big changes lead to results. - 5/29/17

  • LOSER05

    Thank you. - 4/18/17

  • RUSHER244593

    Loved the tip about keeping your parsley fresh. - 5/7/16

  • PMORENA

    love her tip on how to store the washed parsley - I'll see if this helps it last longer - 4/10/16

  • HARRIETT14

    This is a great way to get the flavor into a dish. thanks! I really learned a lot since watching your videos. - 2/11/16

  • SHUGGY12

    Nice video
    - 11/25/15

  • GOLDENRODFARM

    I love curly parsley and grow it in my herb garden, also I prefer the parsley in larger pieces to add add texture to soups and pasta. - 5/17/15

  • MAGMATTIN

    Loved watching the chopping ..........good to know how to dry the herbs! - 4/29/15

  • SALTYCHOCOLATE

    Great video. I watched this video to see how Chef Meg was holding her knife; I knew she would be holding it correctly. I clicked on a picture in one of my Sparkmails to get to this video. That picture showed the wrong way to hold a knife- with an index finger running along the spine of the knife. - 9/14/14

  • A_NEW_NEANIE

    I am learning so much from Chef Meg! Her tips are AWESOME! - 8/29/14

  • DAMETEMPLAR

    So glad to know that the problem isn't with my equipment. When this happened before with the Chef, I assumed I was doing something wrong. Thanks. - 8/6/13

  • DELLMEL

    It kept stopping and playing. - 5/7/13

  • FORTY2014

    Was a little disappointed because it would stop and play, stop and play - 5/7/13

  • SHILLEE

    Great info! - 4/8/13

  • DKLOESER

    I cant watch the video on my ipad. When it is running it frequently stops do that I get frustrated and give up watching it. The same applies to other videos from chief Meg. - 2/15/13

  • KERI414

    Nice technique. I like my parsley in bigger pieces though - I treat it more like a green than an herb. - 1/29/13

  • KLEMIE

    When you measure fresh spices for a recipe, do you measure them before or after you chop them? - 12/31/12

  • PINK4YOUTOO

    Great information!
    - 12/16/12

  • GLOFRY1

    Love this. Didn't think about this technique. Will have to try it. - 10/24/12

  • NONNAOF2

    Great informative video! - 10/14/12

  • DAVEED

    Wow something new - 9/14/12

  • FLORIDAGHOST

    Very good information. Thanks! - 9/2/12

  • MYUTMOST4HIM

    I use parsley a lot but never knew it was the "blessing" - cool - 8/31/12

  • NANCYHOME247

    Very informative. - 8/30/12

  • TRAILWALKERJO54

    love wathcing you chop - 8/27/12

  • PZJNN1

    I use two 10 inch chef knives at the same time. If the handles are flat on the sides, you can easily hold the two knives together side by side in one hand and have double the chopping power which saves time. the blades will be parallel with each other. Rounded handles do not work so well with this. - 7/9/12

  • INIT2LIVEIT

    What is the difference between the knife used in this video and a standard chef knife? - 6/20/12

  • MRUSSELL81

    Parsley is My Favorite!!! - 5/2/12

  • EVANIAN

    THANK YOU. I ALWAYS LEARN SOMETHING FROM YOU. - 5/2/12

  • DRB13_1

    Enjoyed and learned from the video, and then the comments were also illuminating.
    I appreciate the storage technique, was trying to store them upright in water and found it suboptimal. - 4/9/12

  • NORECIPEREQIRED

    This is a good video. Also agree with the fineness of the cut comments - depends on your tastes, and what you're using it for. I also like to bunch up the parsley for the first chop - makes it easier. See my technique here: http://tiny.cc/bqbsp - 6/15/11

  • REJ7777

    Thanks for the tip! I may not chop the parsely that fine, but I realize I wasn't chopping it quite enough. - 12/11/10

  • CAROLFAITHWALKR

    I do this without chopping so fine. Parsley dust is not wanted or needed in my home. I love curly parsley for tabouli, and the great detoxifier, cilantro, for almost everything else. Great video on storing and chopping, and I love the blessing part, thank you. - 5/30/10

  • LWEBER06

    I love to grow parsley. I start it from seed in the house. It takes 3 weeks before it even germinates and you start to see a green stem. Very slow grower, but I add it to many dishes in the kitchen. I liked this video and how to keep it fresh in the fridge. - 4/6/10

  • TRAILMTNGRANNY

    I love parsley and I am NOT a member of the SPPPPPPP. That would be the Society of Prevention of Putting Parsley on Other People's Plates in Public Places.
    I agree with the above comment about not so fine. Geeze, give the dish some texture and color. Parsley is very good for you! So eat lots - 4/6/10

  • TRICIAN13

    Works for cilantro and other herbs, too. NOTE: At the end of a week, I fold unchopped herbs in netting and place in the oven at the very lowest temp (@150 degrees) for several hours/overnight, turning over once. Dried herbs for when I don't have fresh on hand. Crumble, store in small jars or bags. - 4/6/10

  • NECICHEF

    This is indeed the traditional method. However, it is not always necessary to chop herbs so fine. A coarser chop adds texture and brighter color to many dishes, especially pastas. Also, parsley stems are very tasty! - 4/6/10

  • JAZZYONE53

    Awesome. Max (Maxine) is gonna love this! Can cilantro be chopped using the same proceedure. It's such a chore! - 4/3/10



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