Use and Care Guide
#23 Ronco Rocker
TM
Chef Knife
Unique angled chef knife blade creates rocking motion for effortless chopping,
dicing and mincing. Overall length 11-3/4”.
#1 Showtime Knife
This is the all-purpose knife that can do just about anything you ask of it.
Slice, chop, dice and stay sharp with the lifetime edge. The tip is used for
picking up and serving small pieces of meat. Use it when you want to dice
and slice without having your hand hit the counter. Use for all vegetables and
fruits. Use a gentle sawing motion. Overall length 14-3/8”.
#2 Carving Knife
This professional knife carves turkey, chicken, roast, leg of lamb, duck, and
brisket. This longer knife gives you a longer stroke for smooth slicing. Whether
thick or thin, when cutting cooked meats, this is the knife to choose. This
professional length knife can slice thick or very thin and very smooth. Overall
length 15-5/8”.
#3 Large Fillet Knife
Fillet meat off the bone with this knife. Perfect for large fish, venison and spe-
cialty work. Smoothly slice close to the bone with this long, thin, flexible blade.
Use it on poultry and lamb too. Great for the professional and the ardent
fisherman. Overall length 14-3/4”.
#4 Bread Knife
This super-sharp scalloped edge slices both soft, fresh bread and hard, dense
rolls, bagels and muffins. French, rye, and cakes will slice well with this rigid
slicer designed for any hard or soft bread and rolls. But then, it will even cut
tomatoes. Overall length 13-1/4”.
#5 Chef Knife
This large knife works well when preparing food. It will perform a wide variety
of tasks; It can cut meat for kabobs, slice onion and then mince herbs for fla-
voring. The tip is designed for precision cutting, the middle for general slicing,
and the heel for the tougher cutting jobs. Overall length 13”.
#6 Saw Knife
With a handle grip, this saw will let you cut right through packaged frozen
foods. It is also useful in the garden! It really is a saw knife that is designed for
years of use. Don’t bear too hard, just go back and forth in a sawing motion
with a steady pressure to cut through small bones. Overall length 14-3/8”.
#7 Boning Knife
Separate the meat from the bones with this semi-flexible knife. It can smoothly
slice close to the bone without waste. Use it on beef, fish, pork, poultry and
lamb. It is narrower than the Chef Knife and can work in closer areas around
bones. Overall length 12-3/4”.
#8 Sportsman Knife
This is a beautiful serrated fillet knife. It is flexible and perfect for fish and
game. The ever-sharp serrated blade will do a variety of fishing tasks. Take it
camping and put it to work around the cook stove! Fillet fish before you get
home. For hunters and hikers too. Overall length 11-3/4”.
#9 Chop & Serve
Coleslaw? Taco beef? Diced onion? Salsa? Mixed chopped salad? Lettuce
slaw for your sandwiches? All of this and more is no problem for this versatile
chopper. Then scoop it into the pot, pan or skillet – or serve the lettuce and to-
mato onto the buns. Fresh food prep needs the Chop & Serve. Chop celery and
onions and herbs together quickly. Then use it as a server. Overall length 9-1/4”.
#10 Cheese Knife
See the ridges and air pockets on the sides of the blade? This knife is
designed to slice cheeses and reduce clinging to the blade. Chilled cheese
usually slices easier too. Overall length 11”.
#11 Cleaver
The large cleaver is strong, thick and unrelenting in its job. Chopping, cleaving, and
heavy cutting of meats. It will cut both spare ribs and baby back ribs. Some-
times used to help tenderize meats – using softer chops. Overall length 11-7/8”.
#12 Carving Fork
Use this beautiful fork to hold the meat in place as you carve cooked meats.
It works with the Carving Knife to give you the best grip on roasts, turkeys,
hams and leg of lamb. Overall length 11-3/4”.
#13 Utility Knife
Called a utility knife because it is used for a wide variety of jobs. Sometimes
called a sandwich knife. It can cut vegetables, smaller pieces of meat and trim
off skins and peelings. Overall length 9-1/4”.
#14 Steak Knife (Qty 8)
When you serve steak or chops, place this knife on the table just outside the
table knife. Place one for each guest at the table. Makes cutting steaks and
chops easy. It is a dining knife that was designed for use at the table, cutting
bite-sized pieces of steaks or chops. It can also be used in the kitchen as an
extra utility knife. Overall length 9-1/8”.
#15 Paring Knife
This little knife is the one that gets most of the small jobs done. It is used for
more delicate cuts, trimming, peeling, coring and slicing fruits, vegetables and
small cuts of poultry, etc. Just about every small job calls for this paring knife.
Overall length 7-5/8”.
#16 Garnish Knife
A delightful garnish and decorating knife. See the Garnish and Decorating
booklet that came with your knife set for diagrams and decorating ideas. With
this knife you can trim very small foods. Make exact cuts in fruits. The round
indent conforms well to small round fruit such as lemons, small tomatoes and
oranges. Overall length 7-3/4”.
#17 Kitchen & Poultry Shears
Cut chicken into parts, cut pizza into bite-size pieces, snip off fat and skin
with these shears. You will find lots of uses for them. Make chicken kabobs
in half the time when you use the shears to cut the pieces down to size. Cut
cooked sausages for sandwiches. Great for gardening too.
Overall length 8-3/8”.
Sharpener - Straight Edges Only
Use this for the straight edge knives only. Do not use on serrated edge knives.
This combination sharpening stone and grinding wheels can keep the straight
edge knives sharp when they eventually loose their sharp edges. Place a
couple drops of water on the stone to catch any metal particles that come off
when sharpening. Rinse knife well.
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Cleaning Instructions:
It is recommended to hand wash with soap and water, then dry immediately. Do not soak knives. The chemical and
mineral content in local water varies and could be harmful to the stainless steel finish.
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