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MAC Knives is a Japanese kitchen knife manufacturer that has earned unquestioned recognition among restaurateurs and chefs worldwide, building its reputation on absolute precision, reliability and exceptional craftsmanship. The PROFESSIONAL series is the very embodiment of this philosophy — a line created for professionals who demand tools with refined performance, luxurious finishing and uncompromising effectiveness in every culinary situation.
The PKF-50 is a meticulously crafted knife from the prestigious Professional series, designed for maximum efficiency when peeling fruits, vegetables and mushrooms. Its compact form and perfect balance make it a natural extension of the hand, providing full control, effortless handling and outstanding precision. This is a tool made for fast, clean and elegant work — exactly what modern professional kitchens require.
The blade, made from high-quality steel used in MAC knives, ensures long-lasting sharpness, durability and exceptionally smooth cutting even under intensive use. As a result, peeling large quantities of ingredients becomes faster, more efficient and significantly more comfortable, directly improving the workflow of the entire kitchen team. Every detail of the finish reflects the luxurious character of the Professional series — from the precisely sharpened cutting edge to the ergonomics designed for prolonged use without hand fatigue.
The PKF-50 performs flawlessly both in professional restaurant kitchens and in demanding home kitchens where precision, speed and aesthetic food preparation truly matter. It is a knife that optimizes time management, enhances comfort and elevates the overall standard of ingredient preparation, especially when working with large volumes of fruits and vegetables.
Within the same prestigious line, other sizes are also available to suit individual preferences — the larger PKF-60 and the smaller PKF-30 — each maintaining the same philosophy of luxury quality, ergonomics and Japanese precision that define the PROFESSIONAL series. The PKF-50 is also available as part of the exclusive PRO-31 set, forming a cohesive collection of premium-class culinary tools.
To preserve the knife’s legendary sharpness, reliability and long-term durability, proper cleaning, regular sharpening and appropriate care in accordance with the principles of Japanese craftsmanship are essential.
Yakitori, or grilled chicken skewers, trace their roots back to the Edo period, but they gained true popularity during the Meiji era, when the consumption of poultry became more widespread in Japan. Initially sold as simple street snacks near temples and in entertainment districts, the aroma of freshly grilled meat would attract passersby. Over time, yakitori became a symbol of Japanese izakaya culture—casual dining spots where small grilled dishes bring together craftsmanship, simplicity, and social dining. The traditional method of grilling over binchōtan charcoal highlights the natural flavor of the chicken, while minimalist seasoning with salt or sweet-savory tare sauce reflects the core philosophy of Japanese cuisine: respect for the ingredient above all.
600 g chicken (thigh or breast, boneless)
1 leek (white part) or 3 green onions
10–12 skewers (soaked in water for 20 minutes)
4 tbsp soy sauce
2 tbsp mirin
2 tbsp sake (or water)
1 tbsp sugar
sea salt for shio-style (salted version)
sesame seeds for garnish
Cut the chicken into evenly sized, medium pieces. Slice the leek or green onions into 2–3 cm segments.
Thread the chicken and leek alternately onto the skewers to form classic yakitori.
In a small saucepan, heat the tare sauce ingredients and simmer for 5–7 minutes over low heat until slightly thickened.
Preheat a grill, grill pan, or oven broiler (about 220–240°C ).
Grill the skewers for about 8–12 minutes, turning every few minutes for even cooking.
During grilling, brush the skewers several times with tare sauce to achieve a glossy glaze.
Serve hot, optionally sprinkled with sesame seeds or lightly seasoned with salt for the traditional shio-style version.

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