By Jeremy Round
Published 1988
The best policy is to buy as expensive as you can afford, slowly building a small batterie of indispensable items as you experiment with new recipes and extend your repertoire of techniques. Making do with cheap utensils is as false an economy in kitchenware as it is in shoes.
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