How to Get a Better Chop

food processor

When you're chopping garlic, onion or other vegetables in a food processor, keep the motor running and drop the ingredients through the feed tube. The food will bounce around and won't get stuck in the blade or along the edge of the bowl, so you'll end up with nice, even pieces.

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