8 Ways To
Prep Vegetables

By Parul Sharma

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Finely chopped

Fine chopping gives uniform pieces that are larger than minced pieces but smaller than diced ones. They are used for curries, stir-fries, and fillings

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Dicing

Dicing turns vegetables like potatoes, capsicum, and tomatoes into small, uniform cubes for stir-fries, soups, and salads

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Slicing

Using a mandoline slicer, you can get thin slices for making homemade chips, salads, sandwiches, and casserole recipes

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Julienning

Julienning gives matchstick-like strips of cucumbers, carrots, and other vegetables for salads, coleslaw, sushi, and spring rolls

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Peeling

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Peeling helps remove the outer skin of vegetables to avoid lumps in purees and improve texture of chopped or diced pieces

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Crushing

Crushing is ideal for small ingredients like garlic and ginger. This turns them into easy-to-use paste and helps release their flavour and juices

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Grating

Grating creates fine shreds of vegetables that can be used for making fritters, savoury pancakes, and coleslaw

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Spiralising

Spiralising turns vegetables into long spirals for healthy noodle-style dishes

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