Keeping this in view, can I use an apple corer on potatoes?
Using an apple slicer, you can get potatoes cut and ready for the fryer, frying pan or oven in no time. To do this: 1) Slice the end of the potato to create a flat, stable base. 2) Set the potato on the cutting board and push the apple slicer down over the potato, cutting it into steak fry-size wedges.
Likewise, people ask, how do I set up an apple peeler?
How do I use back to basics apple peeler?
How do you sharpen an apple corer?
How do you take the core out of an apple?
How do you use a hand crank apple peeler?
The Hand Crank Apple Peeler is easy to use. Just screw the zinc alloy base to any counter or table top not more than 1.5-inch thick. Slide the apple onto the 3-prong fork and rotate handle. The core slicer can be removed or added to make slicing easier and an adjustable flat blade makes paring easy.
How do you use a handheld peeler?
How do you use an apple potato peeler?
How do you use an old fashioned apple corer?
How do you use apple corer?
How do you use the perfect apple kitchen peeler?
What does an apple corer look like?
First, there’s the handheld corer that looks like a long tube — it has teeth on the end that you align with the core of the apple, then push through and twist. This leaves the apple whole but without the core. … This slices the apple (you usually get eight or 10 slices) and separates out the core.