As I was preparing my raw chicken for the best cashew chicken recipe, I was thinking, I love to use fresh ground pepper, but it would be so much easier to pepper all sides of the chicken if I could grind my pepper with just 1 hand. And then it dawned on me, if I had a gravity induced electric pepper grinder, that would allow me to use one hand to grind pepper and use my free hand to flip over the chicken, or whatever raw meat that I want to season with fresh black pepper.
The Video Review
And so I decided to try out an electric pepper grinder that just so also came with a salt grinder. I salt and peppered some egg whites and let them try the difference between fresh ground and pre ground. I also salt and peppered some filet mignon before cooking and had my kids and a friend give the fresh ground a taste test when compared with pre ground that you would buy in the store.
As you watch the video below, you can see that the kids could notice a difference when comparing the egg whites, but the flavors of the salt and pepper on the cooked filet mignon were not very pronounced. So going against what most chefs I’ve seen say about pepper, if you’re going to pepper to a dish before you cook it, it won’t matter if the pepper is fresh or not.
Be that as it may, I still love to use the electric grinders over the pre ground or regular hand twisting grinders simply because it’s more fun. And since these pepper and salt grinders aren’t going to burn a hole in your wallet, I find that they are a fine addition to my kitchen arsenal. Unfortunately, at the time of the publishing, the salt and pepper grinders in the video are no longer available on Amazon, but I have another set of electric gravity salt and pepper grinders, the rechargeable kind, that are still available and I tend to like them even more, so I have links to both of them down below.
Link to the Amazon Pages
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| Electric Gravity Pepper and Salt Grinder | SENZER Gravity Electric Salt and Pepper Grinder Set |
