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Stick – “Bâtonnet ” Cuts Technique

We will use a potato for the purpose of this demonstration, but the technique can be used on any large vegetables such as carrots or turnips.

Cutting batonnets 1

Peel the item, if desired, and square off the sides to make a rectangular box shape.

Sticks and Dices Cuts

Trim (called “parer” in French) the item so that the slices cut from it will be the proper length.

Cutting batonnets 3

Cutting batonnets 5

Cut even slices of the desired thickness to make “planks”.

Cutting batonnets 3

In the case of smaller cuts such as Julienne, you can stack the slices and cut them evenly into sticks.

Cutting batonnets 6

Trim (called “parer” in French) the item so that the slices cut from it will be the proper length.

Stick – “Bâtonnet ” Cuts Technique

Cut the planks into strips. You may want to stack some planks together before cutting them into strips to speed up the process.

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