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Technique: Mincing - All Translations

Arabic:
تنميق
Bulgarian:
Смилане
Catalan:
Picado
Chinese:
切碎
Croatian:
Mljevenje
Czech:
Mletí
Danish:
Hakkes
Dutch:
Hakken
Finnish:
Jauhatusta
French:
Hachage
German:
Hacken
Greek:
Άλεσμα
Hebrew:
ממינסינג
Hindi:
नख़रेबाज़
Indonesian:
Mengiris
Italian:
Macinazione
Japanese:
ミンチ
Korean:
점잔 빼는
Latvian:
Malšanas
Lithuanian:
Mėsmalės
Norwegian:
Hakking
Polish:
Mielenia
Portuguese:
Picagem
Romanian:
De tocat
Russian:
Serbian:
Неприродан
Slovak:
Mletie
Slovenian:
Mletje mesa
Spanish:
Picado
Swedish:
Mals
Tagalog:
Nagkukunwari
Ukrainian:
Vietnamese:

edit About Mincing

A cutting technique used to chop food into very fine pieces.

To mince, first, cut food into thin slices. If the food is thick, topple the slices over on its side and cut it into thin strips. Turn 90 degrees, cut fine dices across the strips.

Some chefs prefer to use two knives and perform drum rolls on the cutting board until the food has been chopped into small pieces.