Items and Icons: In the kitchen (3)
Utensils have come a long way since your mother's Prestige pressure cooker. Aoife O'Riordain selects three pages of the most covetable kitchen kit. Photographs by William Taylor
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Your support makes all the difference.Stainless-steel coffee grinder, pounds 139.95, Summerill & Bishop, as before
Espresso/cappuccino machine, pounds 349, from Divertimenti mail order, 0171-386 9911
Stainless-steel Parmesan knife, pounds 59, The Conran Shop, as before
Porridge spurtle, pounds 3.33, David Mellor, as before
The Duo drizzler (left), pounds 19.99, Elizabeth David, 3a North Row, The Market, Covent Garden, London WC2 (0171-836 9167); set of stainless-steel utensils, pounds 30, Marks & Spencer
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