
Carving Set – For the Perfect Cut
Do you love artfully serving meat, fish, or poultry? Then you surely know that good carving is more than just cutting – it's an art. With the right carving set, every dish becomes a highlight, and you can offer your guests not only perfect taste but also an impressive presentation.
Forget the uncoordinated disassembly where the meat juice splashes in all directions. With a high-quality carving knife and a sturdy carving fork, you maintain control – precise cuts, juicy meat, and an elegant appearance are guaranteed. Whether it's a roast, the Christmas goose, or a grilled steak: With the right tools, carving becomes child's play.
Our range offers exactly what you need – from classic sets to modern designs. All you have to do is practice, practice, practice. And when the big moment comes? Then you can shine with your skills and your new carving set.
So go ahead: Get your perfect carving set and turn every meal into an experience!
Frequently Asked Questions about Carving Cutlery
What is carving cutlery?
Carving cutlery is a special cutting tool consisting of a long knife with a sharp blade and a two-pronged fork. It is specifically designed for the precise and artistic carving of meat, poultry, and larger roasts. High-quality carving cutlery is characterized by cutting stability, ergonomics, and durable materials.
What is a carving knife?
A carving knife is a long, narrow knife with a straight or slightly curved blade, specifically designed for the precise cutting and portioning of cooked meat. The optimal blade length is between 20 and 26 cm. High-quality carving knives feature stainless steel blades with high edge retention and ergonomic handles for safe handling.
What makes a good carving fork?
A high-quality carving fork is characterized by two long, sturdy prongs made of stainless steel that securely hold the meat without tearing it. The handle should be ergonomically shaped and provide a good grip. The ideal carving fork is between 26-30 cm long and forms a perfectly matched ensemble with the carving knife for precise work.
What is meant by carving?
Carving refers to the artistic cutting and portioning of cooked meat, poultry, or roasts. Precise cuts along natural separation lines create clean, attractive portions. With the right technique and high-quality carving cutlery, the meat remains juicy and retains its optimal texture. Professional carving is both functional and an art of fine dining culture.
What is a carving knife used for?
A carving knife is primarily used for the precise cutting of cooked meats such as roasts, ham, poultry, and game. The long, narrow blade allows for smooth, continuous cuts without tearing the meat. It is also optimally suited for filleting larger fish or cutting fruit cakes. The special shape allows for more controlled work than conventional kitchen knives.
What is the difference between a knife and a carving knife?
Unlike conventional kitchen knives, a carving knife has a significantly longer (20-26 cm), slimmer blade with a special grinding technique for precise cuts. The blade shape is often slightly curved and optimized for long, gliding movements. Carving knives are specifically designed for portioning cooked meat, while standard knives are more versatile but less specialized.
How do I recognize high-quality carving cutlery?
High-quality carving cutlery can be recognized by stainless steel blades with a high carbon content for optimal sharpness and durability. The blades should be forged from a single piece. Ergonomic, well-balanced handles made from durable materials such as treated wood or high-quality plastic are crucial. The knife and fork should form a harmonious set and have a certain weight to ensure stability when cutting.
Which knife is best suited for carving meat?
For optimal carving of meat, a special carving knife with a 20-26 cm long, slim blade made of high-quality steel is suitable. For larger roasts and poultry, a knife with a slightly flexible blade is advantageous. Extreme sharpness, good balance, and an ergonomic handle are important. A carving knife with a narrow, pointed blade allows for precise cuts along bones and joints.