Lakeland (www.lakeland.co.uk) sell the Quarter Pounder Burger Press.
Amazon (www.amazon.co.uk). John Lewis (www.johnlewis.com). Lakeland (www.lakeland.co.uk), especially their PushPan range.
Le Creuset (www.lecreuset.co.uk).
Alan Silverwood (www.alansilverwood.co.uk) make excellent inexpensive aluminium moulds.
www.habitat.co.uk sell one that holds a large chicken, and www.internetgardener.co.uk sell one that is large enough to hold a small turkey.
Denny & Sons (www.dennyandsons.co.uk) for pink ones.
Silicone dariole moulds, sold singly or joined in sets, are available through www.siliconemoulds.com.
www.fishkettle.co.uk gives a consumer guide to what’s available.
www.fondueBits.com is devoted to fondue and offers a helpful consumer guide, with reviews of all types of fondue sets, including cast iron and electric. www.cookoo.co.uk is a good place to look for Swiss sets. Hilaire Walden, Fantastic Fondues, (Piatkus, 1998).
Magimix: spares for all models can be bought through www.magimix-spares.co.uk. BBS Ltd, the family business who run the online store, are always available for advice (tel. 01252 727755, or visit their Farnham showroom: Unit B, Grovebell Industrial Estate, Wrecclesham Road, Farnham, Surrey GU10 4PL).
For a tarte Tatin pan, Alan Silverwood (www.alansilverwood.co.uk).
For your nearest stockist of the Architec funnel, telephone 0151 647 1748.
The Swift griddle is available from Lakeland (www.lakeland.co.uk).
Lakeland (www.lakeland.co.uk) is an inexpensive source of Le Parfait preserving jars and they also sell the rubber seals separately.
To see the Form 1382 and Tric range from Arzberg, visit www.rmhall.com.au, a fabulous site for anyone interested in fine ceramics, and buy them through www.kitchenshop.com. Le Creuset (www.lecreuset.com).
Grillit range from Le Creuset (www.lecreuset.com). For tongs to use on the griddle.
www.kitchencraft.co.uk for a wide range of replica Victorian shapes made in inexpensive plastic. Sam Bompas and Harry Parr (www.jellymongers.co.uk). Jelly with Bompas & Parr (Pavilion, 2010); Peter Brears, Jellies & Their Moulds (Prospect Books, 2010).
www.cooks-knives.co.uk and www.chefsknifestore.co.uk. Henckels, Opinel, www.pamperedchef.co.uk and www.johnlewis.com sell various block sets of knives that afford good value.
For my Italian Schiaccianoci nutcracker, see www.premax.it. For the Mono Pico walnut opener, www.designathome.co.uk.
The Paella Company sell various kits and numerous pans of different sizes and finishes (www.thepaellacompany.co.uk). Alberto Herraiz, Paella (Phaidon, 2011).
Lakeland (www.lakeland.co.uk).
Thai style granite pestle and mortar (www.hartsofstur.com). Double-ended mortar by Vacu Vin, available through www.amazon.co.uk.
To see Clarice Cliff, Nutbrown and other pie funnels, visit www.homethingspast.com. For Stuart Bass pottery, see www.squidoo.com/pie-bird. June Tyler, Collecting Stuart Bass Pie Funnels, (2010) (www.pie-funnels.co.uk).
For the Lékué Decomax, shaped like a bowl with a spout, see www.lekue.es.
Large quantities: catering supplier www.cater4you.co.uk sell boxes in sets of 50. Boxes in smaller quantities: I get mine from Del’s Housewares in Shepherd’s Bush (125 Askew Rd, London W12 9AU, tel. 020 8743 4949). And from www.whiskcooking.co.uk.
For the traditional Tala potato masher, www.picup.co.uk. For the German-made stainless steel masher, www.wmf.com.
For the Fissler potato peeler, suitable for left- and right-handed users, www.finestkitchenware.co.uk.
For vintage Mason Cash basins, see www.robertopiecollection.com. For modern Mason Cash basins, including sets of six, see www.supaprice.co.uk.
Alan Silverwood (www.alansilverwood.co.uk). Lakeland (www.lakeland.co.uk).
For Guzzini bowls, www.madeindesign.co.uk. For Zuperzozial bowls, www.formahouse.co.uk.
For Le Pentole pans, www.davidmellordesign.com. Pans sometimes come up on eBay (www.ebay.co.uk), and ‘bargain’ sets can be bought through www.cookoo.co.uk. For the Stellar Eazi pan set, see www.lakeland.co.uk. For budget pans, see www.ikea.com.
Hackman steamers, see www.hackman.fi.
Super Kim tin opener, from www.labourandwait.co.uk.
Virtual toaster museum (www.toaster.org).
24cm tongs are available from www.cookware.co.uk, and 24cm, 30cm and 40cm tongs from www.divertimenti.co.uk.
Waitrose sell packs of white and brown handpicked Cornish crab from www.seafoodandeatit.co.uk, and you can also order it through www.crabmeat.co.uk and www.fishforthought.co.uk.
See www.gressinghamfoods.co.uk, for full details of how to carve a duck.
Turners, Newlyn (www.jhturner.co.uk), my favourite fish shop. For information about eco-friendly fish, www.fishonline.org. For overnight delivery, www.fishforthought.co.uk.
For tips on making limoncello, check out www.limoncelloquest.com.
The Nut Tree (www.thenuttree.co.uk) – a brilliant website.
For fine Isle of Man queen scallops, vacuum-packed, go to www.manxkippers.com. For overnight delivery of diver-caught scallops on the half shell, www.fishforthought.co.uk. They also sell scallop shells. Greater quantities and different sized shells can be bought through shell specialist www.scallopshells.net. For details of the annual scallop week in Rye, see www.ryebayscallops.co.uk.
If you have leftover suet pastry, it is superb for pasties. For recipes, see Lindsey Bareham, Pasties, (Mabecron Books, 2008).
In London, Andreas Chiswick and Andreas Chelsea (www.andreasveg.co.uk), who supply the River Café.
Buy it through www.freedownfood.co.uk/wagyubeef.aspx, or your butcher may be able to order it for you.