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knivesandstones.com.au

Knives and Stones Sydney, is a professional Japanese kitchen knife shop based in St Peters. We carry handforged Gyuto, Santoku, Yanagiba, Sujihiki, Petty, Nakiri and Chinese Cleaver. We offer in-store and online shopping and you can test cut in store as well.

chefs-edge.com.au

Explore Chef's Edge for a premium selection of authentic handmade Japanese knives and accessories. Elevate your culinary experience with our exceptional, finely-crafted blade collections. Discover the precision and beauty of our unique and high-quality kitchen knives today!

chefandaknife.com.au

An online boutique of premium professional culinary knives and kitchenware - featuring Japanese brand Shun with collections of Classic, Pro, Premier, Kanso along with German brand Messermeister. Along with an exclusive vintage range of culinary knives sourced from around the world and lovingly restored.

chefsarmoury.com

6kg Binchotan – White Charcoal­ - Tosa, Japan Japanese Binchotan Japanese Binchotan or Japanese white charcoal is known as the King of all charcoals, a favourite amongst Yakitori bars all over Japan due to it's clean burning properties and the amazing aroma and flavour it imparts when grilling. It is much harder and denser than ordinary black or lump charcoal and has a characteristic metallic sound when struck together. Japanese Binchotan is the perfect charcoal for barbequing due to its long steady burning properties, and food grilled over Japanese binchotan results in a juicier texture and heightened flavours compared to many other charcoals. There is no smoke and it is completely odourless when burning, so the flavour of the food is kept pure. This of course all changes when you add meat to the grill. As the fats and oils drip onto the binchotan, plumes of delicious smelling smoke fill the air. Compared to regular natural hardwood charcoal, Japanese Binchotan will burn many times longer and when finishing grilling, you should extinguish the charcoal so you can use it again. To extinguish simply place the charcoal in a covered metal container/pot so that oxygen is depleted. Alternatively, dip each piece of charcoal in cold water for 30 seconds and leave out to dry. Genuine Tosa Binchotan The Tosa binchotan we source is pure, 100% produced from Ubame oak trees (Quercus phillyraeoides) grown and processed in Tosa, in the Shikoku region of Japan. Tosa binchotan is becoming increasingly rare due to a shortage of quality Ubame Oak and the fact that many makers are reaching retirement age. Tosa binchotan has a burn time of up to 5 hours. Along with Kishu from Wakayama, genuine Tosa Binchotan are known as the best charcoal produced in Japan. The flavour when cooking on authentic Japanese Binchotan is unparalleled, and as local demand in Japan far exceeds supply we are very fortunate to be able to offer this to our customers in Australia. Charcoal Grades Note: There are l

tokuzoknives.com

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blenheimforge.co.uk

Hands-on knife sharpening course where you’ll learn how to achieve and maintain a razor sharp edge using traditional Japanese whetstones.

thesharpchef.co.uk

One of the UK's leading shops for Japanese Knives & Knife Accessories since 2017. Free UK shipping on our extensive range!

agacookshop.co.uk

aga cookshop - quality kitchenware and cookware goods from the world famous brand. aga, the definitive food lover's companion. free uk delivery available when you spend over £50..

yeschef.ca

Yes Chef is a speciality kitchen, home, and giftware store in Abbotsford BC. Order online and pick up in store! We Are Your Source For Kitchen Workshops (Cooking Classes), Coffee Equipment, Bar Equipment, Wedding Registry and much more!

thewokstoreaustralia.com

Chinese Steamer Baskets Bamboo steamers consist of interlocking baskets that stack on top of each other, with a lid on top. The entire setup is placed over a wok or pot of simmering water, and the steam rises through the open ridges at the bottom of each basket, up through the layers to cook whatever’s inside.