Crisp potatoes and crisp-skinned salmon, cooked side by side over the campfire. The griddle gives you a hot zone and a cooler one, so potatoes and fish are ready together.
Flour-dusted plaice fried golden and finished with nutty brown butter, capers and lemon. A carbon steel pan responds quickly when you turn down the heat, so the butter browns without burning.
Spiced beef and lamb meatballs with carrots, mushrooms, courgette and corn, cooked on the griddle over the fire. Make the mince and the dip at home; the rest happens by the fire.
Pad thai is flat rice noodles stir-fried fast with prawns, egg and a tangy tamarind sauce. A deep carbon steel pan takes the high heat it needs, and the tall sides let you toss the noodles properly.
The steak goes on the grate while potatoes and pointed cabbage fry in butter on the half-round griddle beside it. Two zones in one kettle barbecue, and dinner is ready all at once.
Stir-fried chicken with pepper, onion and toasted cashews in a glossy soy and oyster sauce. In a hot, deep carbon steel pan the chicken browns instead of stewing in its own juices.
Egg fried rice with carrot, peas and spring onion turns yesterday's rice into a quick supper. Cold rice and a hot carbon steel pan give separate grains with a lightly toasted edge.
A smash burger gets its crisp crust from pressing the ball of mince thin against a very hot surface in the first few seconds. A heavy, flat smash press gives even pressure and a patty that is thin all over.
A vegetarian red curry with coconut milk, sweet potato, chickpeas and spinach. The deep carbon steel pan holds a whole curry for four, and the curry paste gets a proper fry before the coconut milk goes in.
Bean burgers are best with a crisp outside, and you get it by pressing them lightly against a hot surface. The smash press gives even pressure, so the patty flattens without cracking.
Thinly sliced beef and crisp broccoli in a glossy oyster sauce, stir-fried in minutes. The high heat of carbon steel sears the beef straight away, and the broccoli keeps its bright colour.
Pepperoni should curl into small crisp cups, and that takes a blazing hot pizza steel. A thin stainless steel peel makes it easy to launch the pizza onto the steel in one quick move.
Peppered steak needs a pan that can take serious heat. Carbon steel gives the meat a dark crust in minutes, and the browned bits left behind become the base of a glossy cognac sauce.
Raggmunk should be thin, lacy and crisp at the edges. That takes a hot pan and plenty of butter, and in carbon steel you fry the pork belly first, then the pancakes in the same fat.
A Swedish celebration dish that works on a weeknight: thick cod loin with a golden top, prawns, horseradish and clarified butter. The carbon steel pan browns the fish fast so it stays moist inside.
Slow-simmered beef ragù, silky béchamel and a golden cheese top. The enamelled baking tin takes the tomato sauce in its stride and is easy to clean afterwards.
Sunday lunch in one tin: the chicken roasts on top of potatoes, red onion and lemon, which soak up all the buttery juices. Enamel copes with the lemon and cleans easily.
Coq au vin is French chicken braised in red wine with bacon, mushrooms and small onions. The enamelled cast iron casserole browns everything well and lets the wine simmer for an hour without reacting with the pot.
A hot carbon steel pan gives the same deep sear as a grill, right on your hob. The vegetables go in last, in the steak's butter, and end up as good as the meat.
Yellow pea soup with salted pork is the classic Swedish Thursday dinner. The 4 L enamelled pot holds a full batch for six, and the enamel is easy to clean after a thick pea soup.
A festive fish soup with saffron, fennel and tomato that Swedes often serve at Christmas. The enamel pot takes the wine and tomato without any taint, and its even heat lets the fish poach gently.
Crisp tortillas filled with spiced black beans, sweetcorn and melted cheese. The long griddle takes four quesadillas at once, so everyone can eat together.
Spice-rubbed flank steak, peppers and onions seared on a smoking-hot round griddle. The meat and vegetables cook side by side and go to the table on the griddle.
Thick Japanese pancakes packed with shredded cabbage and pork belly, finished with a sweet-savoury sauce and mayonnaise. The square Kockumshäll fits two large okonomiyaki at once.
A white pizza with no tomato sauce, topped with paper-thin potato, mozzarella and rosemary on a cold-proved base. The pizza steel gives a blistered, leopard-spotted crust in 6–8 minutes in a home oven.
Thin Turkish flatbreads spread with spiced minced lamb and baked crisp in minutes. The rectangular pizza steel fits two lahmacun at a time and gives a crisp base in a home oven.
A whole dinner in one pan over the embers: the steak is seared first, then mushrooms, asparagus and pepper, and finally a creamy sauce for the steak to rest in.
Everyday Swedish meatballs, browned and juicy, in a cream sauce made from the pan juices in the same pan. Served with boiled potatoes, lingonberries and pickled cucumber.
A vegetarian stew made in a single pan on a grate over the embers. Carbon steel takes the direct heat, so the mushrooms and peppers brown properly before the tomatoes go in.
Pork neck steaks buckle as they cook, so only parts of the meat colour. With a grill weight on top, the whole slice stays against the hot griddle and glazes evenly.
The Swedish 1970s classic of chicken, banana and bacon in a creamy chilli sauce, topped with salted peanuts. In the enamelled steel baking tin the sauce bubbles evenly and browns lightly on top.
The potatoes fry until golden, the salmon finishes gently in lemon cream, and it all comes to the table in one pan. The enamel is fine with lemon, so the sauce can stay in the pan.
A home oven can't match a pizza oven, but a preheated carbon steel pizza steel gets you close. Steel drives heat into the dough fast, so the rim puffs up and the base chars in 5–7 minutes.
Cold boiled potatoes, sausage and vegetables fried until crisp and topped with two eggs right in the pan. Carbon steel browns everything, and the pan goes straight to the table.
A clear, warming soup of onion, carrot, celeriac, potato and leek, simmered in an enamel saucepan. Plenty of dill and black pepper at the end keeps it fresh.
Tagliatelle cooked right in the pan, then tossed with cream, hot-smoked salmon, lemon and dill. The pan sits on a fire stand over the embers, so everything is done in one vessel.
Veal shank browned on the hob, then braised in stock in the oven until tender, with potatoes, carrots and halved garlic bulbs around it. The handle comes off, so the pan fits in the oven.
Biff Rydberg is three simple things fried separately: potatoes, onion and beef fillet. A carbon steel pan takes the high heat that crusts the beef in a minute, before it has time to stew.
Wallenbergare are finely minced veal patties enriched with egg yolk and cream, crumbed and fried in butter. In an evenly heated carbon steel pan the crumb turns golden without the butter burning.
Stekt strömming is pairs of small herring fillets with dill between them, coated in rye flour and fried crisp in butter. In a properly hot carbon steel pan the fish forms a golden crust and lifts away easily.
Soy and lime marinated flank steak and colourful vegetables cooked side by side and carried straight to the table. The long griddle means everything is ready at once.
Pannbiff is thick beef patties under a layer of slow-fried onions, in a cream gravy made in the same pan. The browned bits the patties leave in the carbon steel pan give the gravy its flavour.
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