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| Type of knife | exclusive knife, professional knife, serrated knife, for meat |
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| Rockwell hardness of steel | |
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790.00 zł brutto
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| Type of knife | exclusive knife, professional knife, serrated knife, for meat |
|---|---|
| Total length (mm) | |
| Knife weight (g) | |
| Blade edge | |
| Steel type | |
| Rockwell hardness of steel | |
| Stain-resistant | |
| Handle |
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MAC Knives, in launching its flagship PROFESSIONAL series dedicated to chefs, ensured a collection of highly specialized models designed for every culinary task. This line is meticulously refined in every detail, where Japanese precision, craftsmanship and sophisticated finishing create tools with exceptional work culture and performance. Among them is the MSB-105 — a serrated knife engineered for tasks that require long, fluid and perfectly controlled cutting strokes.
This is a tool that performs flawlessly in any kitchen environment — from professional restaurants to demanding private kitchens. It excels at slicing bread, roasts, large cuts of meat and selected fruits, especially in situations where smooth, extended strokes are essential without crushing the structure of the product. The serrated edge effortlessly handles both the crisp crust of fresh bread and the delicate interior, producing thin, even slices with impeccable aesthetics. Even very soft tomatoes or juicy watermelon can be cut with remarkable ease and precision.
The long blade is designed to ensure fluid motion and refined control, which becomes particularly important when carving large dishes directly in front of guests. Slicing roasted goose, large roasts or substantial portions of meat turns into more than just a technical task — it becomes a refined element of presentation that highlights the chef’s professionalism and elevates the visual appeal of the dish. This style of serving can leave a lasting impression on even the most discerning guests, enhancing the prestige of the entire culinary setting.
Crafted from high-grade steel used in MAC knives, the blade offers long-lasting sharpness, resistance to intensive use and consistently reliable cutting performance. The carefully refined details, ergonomic design and excellent balance ensure smooth, stable handling with full control, even when working with large ingredients. It is a culinary instrument of distinguished character, combining functional excellence with refined aesthetics.
Those who have experienced working with the MSB-105 quickly recognize its exceptional effectiveness, comfort of use and professional character that sets it apart from standard serrated knives. Thanks to the use of premium materials, the blade maintains its sharpness over time, and with proper care and sharpening in accordance with Japanese craftsmanship guidelines, it remains a dependable tool for many years of intensive use.
Yakisoba, despite its name meaning “fried soba,” is actually made with wheat noodles inspired by Chinese chow mein, which were introduced to Japan in the early 20th century. The dish became especially popular in the postwar period, particularly at street festivals (matsuri) and yatai food stalls, where quick, flavorful meals were ideal for large crowds. Over time, Yakisoba became an icon of Japanese street food and home cooking—a simple, satisfying, and umami-rich dish that blends foreign influences with the Japanese technique of high-heat stir-frying.
400 g yakisoba noodles (or wheat noodles)
300 g thinly sliced pork, chicken, or tofu
1/2 small cabbage (shredded)
1 carrot (cut into thin strips)
1 onion (sliced)
2 tbsp vegetable oil
3–4 tbsp yakisoba sauce (or a mix of Worcestershire sauce and soy sauce)
1 tsp sugar (optional)
salt and pepper to taste
benishōga (pickled red ginger)
aonori (dried seaweed flakes)
chopped green onions
fried egg (for serving)
If using vacuum-packed noodles, gently loosen them by briefly rinsing with warm water or warming them in a pan.
Heat the oil in a large pan or wok over medium-high heat.
Add the meat (or tofu) and stir-fry for 2–3 minutes until lightly browned.
Add the onion, carrot, and cabbage, and stir-fry for another 3–4 minutes until the vegetables soften slightly but remain crisp.
Add the noodles and stir-fry, mixing well with the other ingredients.
Pour in the yakisoba sauce and optionally add sugar, tossing until the noodles are evenly coated.
Continue stir-frying for 2–3 minutes over high heat to develop the characteristic slightly charred aroma.
Serve hot, topped with aonori, benishōga, or green onions, optionally with a fried egg on top.

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