Shoutout to the guy who showed me the right way to load a hawk

I kept getting mud on my wrist and thought it was just part of the job. He saw me at a site in Denver last week and said I was holding the hawk flat instead of tipping it slightly toward me. That one angle change keeps everything cleaner. Anyone else pick up a simple fix that made a huge difference?

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4 Comments

the_anthony19d ago

Tilting the pan keeps the mud off your knuckles.

samk7719d ago

Read a thing once about how chefs do that. Makes total sense now.

evahenderson19d ago

Yeah, that tilt is everything. @the_anthony nailed it.

cole54919d ago

Ugh, I've scraped my knuckles so many times. That tip is a lifesaver.