How to master the Butcher's Knot

A step by step instruction into how to master the butcher's knot.

The butcher's knot is a simple skill that is extremely useful to learn and will help you prepare a variety of joints and meat dishes.

The best part about it is that you can practice the butcher's knot in your very own kitchen right now, all you need is some twine and a rolling pin as demonstrated in the video. Once you've got this down, you'll be preparing your own roasting joint like a professional in no time.

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[bryanchitwood]

This was the fourth different video I'd watched on the subject and thankfully, the last. I was getting quite cross but then this video helped me quickly nail the technique. Thank you.

[larryking]

Best slow informative easy patient teachable video on Butchers Knot I’ve found.

[Ruby_Doo]

this is the best video describing the butchers knot. After trying to understand watching a few other videos, I was actually able to follow along and tied my first roast!!

[midianjudah]

Every Christmas I keep coming back to this video. It’s the most clear, concise, and well-angled video for this type of knot. Thank you for teaching this so well.

[jimmollison]

I agree that his was the clearest and most presentable tuition. Slowly done and explained extremely well. Thank you

[lorus]

Looks like you finish the knot off with a Siberian Hitch. Good demonstration, well presented.

[ericbakie]

This is the most clear and descriptive video I've watched on tying a butcher's knot. It gets the camera direction right and shows the perspective of the person tying the knot. You wouldn't believe how hard it is learn from videos that are essentially upside down. Thank you

[BC-qbom]

Thank you, this was the only video that actually explained how to do this easily

[jocelyngabriel]

Thank you for this!! First Day of butchery today for me!!!

[BBQ_LOVER]

yeah I've seen a lot of videos on this knot and could not get it. they were either going to fast or not explaining very well or the camera wasn't angles right. I haven't tried doing with video but this already seems easier and more understandable then the other ones. Can't wait to try it tonight!!

[keithveneziano]

Yes - your are a butcher by trade but your real calling is educator. I'm a visual learner and your videos have been so helpful. Thank you.

[tylerw.]

I watched up to 3:14 and I was tying my pork leg that I broke down into roasts (also after I watched a YouTube vid.) Your video made it really easy. Thanks!

[Kma]

This is one of the best tutorials I've ever seen. Slow, clear, just awesome. Thank you, you are definitely an excellent instructor / boss! Greetings from Germany

[jacquesboudreau]

Best explanation and demonstration of slip knot

[jimmcgregor]

Looks very good to me. Watched a few others but this is the most professional, and even I can do it.

[nadinew.]

Best! Butchers Knot tutorial!!! Thank you so much!!!

[dangerousccr]

well explained and great video. I'm off to buy some twine. Thank you.

[jeniwest]

Wonderful, thank you! This was SO VERY helpful for the 8 prime ribs I cooked and served. What a difference it made!

[andrewchen]

This is the best video. The double Loop on the main slip knot was the key for me. Thanks. Will keep practicing on my kids stuffed animals.

[bernardhessley]

This is the best demonstration of this that I have seen, thanks.