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MBK-110

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MBK-110

MBK-110  — Exceptional Cutting Power and Chef-Level Versatility

The MBK-110 from the prestigious PROFESSIONAL series represents the essence of refined functionality, artisanal craftsmanship and sophisticated finishing that have long defined the reputation of MAC knives in professional gastronomy. Designed for intensive, everyday kitchen work, it is a tool of remarkable efficiency, combining the authority of a larger blade with the smoothness and precision characteristic of Japanese knife design.

The longer blade of the MBK-110 provides outstanding control when portioning meat, enabling precise, confident and aesthetically clean cuts even with larger ingredients. Its versatile nature allows it to excel across multiple cutting techniques — from chopping vegetables and herbs, to slicing cold cuts, to precise ingredient preparation requiring fluid, stable blade movement. Every cut feels natural, controlled and efficient, significantly enhancing workflow and overall comfort during food preparation.

The carefully engineered blade profile features a subtle curvature that supports smooth rocking motions, while maintaining enough flatness for precise push-pull cutting techniques. This balance allows the knife to adapt seamlessly to the chef’s individual cutting style, offering both freedom and accuracy in daily use. It is a harmonious combination of blade geometry and ergonomics that distinctly elevates the Professional series above standard kitchen knives.

The handle, crafted from durable PAKKA wood — a resilient fusion of natural wood and resin — ensures excellent resistance to moisture, wear and intensive use. Its ergonomic contour provides a secure grip and minimizes hand fatigue, even during prolonged working sessions in demanding kitchen environments. The knife naturally settles into the hand, delivering a sense of stability and full control over the blade.

The steel used in the MBK-110 features enhanced stain resistance, allowing comfortable work with acidic ingredients while maintaining the refined appearance of the blade. With proper care and regular sharpening, the knife retains its reliability, performance and refined character over many years of professional use.

The MBK-110 is a distinguished culinary instrument that performs exceptionally well in professional restaurant kitchens as well as in the hands of ambitious home cooks. It is a deliberate choice for those who expect superior quality, excellent balance and a tool that not only improves efficiency, but also elevates the professionalism and precision of every movement in the kitchen.

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Kansai-Style Ozoni Soup

Ozoni is a traditional Japanese New Year’s soup eaten during Shōgatsu, with origins dating back to the Muromachi period, when it was served as a ceremonial dish among samurai and aristocracy. The soup symbolized prosperity, family unity, and a good beginning to the year, and its ingredients vary depending on the region of Japan. In the Kansai style, typical of Kyoto and Osaka, Ozoni is made with white miso and round mochi, which symbolize harmony and continuity. Unlike the Kantō version, which features a clear broth, Kansai Ozoni is known for its gentle, slightly sweet flavor and creamy texture, reflecting the refined elegance of the cuisine of Japan’s ancient capital.

Kansai-Style Ozoni Soup – Recipe (4 servings)

Ingredients:

  • 4 pieces of round mochi

  • 800 ml dashi broth

  • 4–5 tbsp white miso (shiro miso)

  • 1 carrot (thinly sliced)

  • 100 g daikon radish (cut into half-moons)

  • 150 g tofu (cubed)

  • 2 leaves of napa cabbage or mizuna

  • 1 tsp soy sauce (optional)

  • yuzu peel or chopped green onions for garnish (optional)

Instructions:

  1. Heat the dashi broth in a pot over medium heat, without bringing it to a strong boil.

  2. Add the daikon and carrot and cook for about 5–7 minutes until slightly tender.

  3. In a separate bowl, dissolve the white miso in a small amount of hot broth, then add it back to the pot, stirring gently to preserve the delicate flavor.

  4. Add the tofu and napa cabbage or mizuna and cook for another 2–3 minutes.

  5. Prepare the mochi separately by grilling or heating it in a dry pan until it puffs slightly and becomes soft inside.

  6. Place the mochi into serving bowls and pour the hot miso soup with vegetables over it.

  7. Optionally season with a few drops of soy sauce and garnish with yuzu peel or green onions.

  8. Serve immediately as a symbolic warm New Year’s dish believed to bring good fortune and prosperity.

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