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.
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.
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.
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.
The Swedish Christmas table's essential gratin of potato matchsticks, buttery onions, spiced sprats and cream. In a black enamelled baking tin the top turns golden and the edges crisp.
Small yeasted buckwheat blinis, cooked seven at a time in the plett pan. The cups give round, bite-sized blinis, just right for a spoonful of crème fraîche and roe.
Raw shell-on prawns steam in minutes in a hot pan under a glass lid. The shells flavour the juices, and through the glass you can see exactly when the prawns turn pink.
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.
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.
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.
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