Fire and Iron: 15 Recipes to Master Outdoor Cooking with Solidteknics and Flamery Asado Grills π₯
Where Fire Meets Iron
The sound of sizzling oil, the smell of wood smoke drifting through the air, the flicker of flame reflecting off solid iron. Cooking over fire is elemental β it connects us to food in its purest form.
With Solidteknics pans on a Flamery Asado Grill, fire cooking becomes both art and ritual. These pans are built from one seamless piece of wrought iron, engineered to last a lifetime and tough enough to handle open flame. Paired with the precision and presence of a Flamery grill, they turn every cookout into an unforgettable feast.
This is Fire and Iron β a full outdoor feast of fifteen recipes that start with smoky appetisers and finish with sweet, flame touched desserts.
Appetisers and Small Plates π’
1. Garlic Butter Prawns with Chilli and Lime
Toss king prawns in olive oil, garlic and a little chilli, then sear them in a hot Solidteknics pan directly over the fire. As they turn pink, add a squeeze of lime and a knob of butter. Serve sizzling from the pan with crusty bread to soak up every drop.
2. Grilled Halloumi with Honey and Oregano
Lay thick slices of halloumi in a lightly oiled crΓͺpe or griddle pan. Cook until caramelised and golden on both sides, then drizzle with honey and sprinkle with oregano. The combination of smoke, salt and sweetness is irresistible.
3. Fire Roasted Pepper and Tomato Bruschetta
Char peppers and tomatoes in a pan placed close to the flames until their skins blister and blacken. Peel, chop and toss with olive oil and sea salt, then spoon over toasted bread rubbed with garlic. A simple starter full of smoky depth.
4. Skillet Chorizo with Red Wine and Thyme
Sear slices of chorizo in a hot Solidteknics pan until the oil turns a deep crimson. Add a splash of red wine and a few sprigs of thyme. Let it bubble briefly, then serve with toothpicks or flatbread. It is rich, fragrant and fiery.
The Main Event π
5. Seared Ribeye with Garlic and Rosemary Butter
Place a heavy Solidteknics pan directly over glowing coals until scorching hot. Sear ribeye steaks for two minutes on each side, then add butter, rosemary and garlic. Baste as it melts, letting the flames lick the edges. Rest for five minutes before serving.
6. Charred Chicken Thighs with Lemon and Paprika
Marinate chicken thighs in olive oil, lemon juice, smoked paprika and garlic. Cook skin side down in a hot pan over the fire until crisp, then turn and finish slowly over gentler heat. Juicy inside, smoky outside β the perfect balance.
7. Butter Basted Pork Chops with Apple and Sage
Sear thick pork chops in butter until golden. Add sliced apple and a few sage leaves, then let them caramelise together. The sweetness of the fruit balances the savoury depth of the meat beautifully.
8. Lamb Koftas with Flatbreads and Mint Yoghurt
Shape spiced lamb mince into small patties or skewers. Grill in a Solidteknics pan until browned, turning often. Serve with warm flatbreads, mint yoghurt and a few grilled chillies for extra heat.
9. Whole Trout with Fennel and Dill
Place whole cleaned trout in a lightly oiled pan with sliced fennel, dill and a few lemon rounds. Cook directly over the fire for ten minutes, turning once. The fish takes on a delicate smokiness that pairs beautifully with the herbs.
10. Vegetable Medley with Olive Oil and Sea Salt
Toss courgette, aubergine, pepper and cherry tomatoes in olive oil and sea salt. Cook in a wide Solidteknics pan set over medium coals until tender and lightly charred. Finish with a squeeze of lemon and a drizzle of good olive oil.
Sides and Sharing Dishes π₯
11. Crispy Rosemary Potatoes
Parboil halved new potatoes, then crisp them in a Solidteknics pan with olive oil and rosemary over direct flame. Shake the pan often until golden and crunchy. Sprinkle with sea salt just before serving.
12. Charred Corn with Lime and Parmesan
Grill corn in a pan or directly over the grill bars until slightly blackened. Roll in melted butter, sprinkle with grated Parmesan and finish with a squeeze of lime. Sweet, smoky and zesty all at once.
13. Grilled Asparagus with Lemon and Sea Salt
Cook asparagus spears quickly in a lightly oiled pan over strong heat. They should blister slightly but stay crisp. Add a pinch of sea salt and a little lemon zest for freshness.
Sweet Fire Finishes π―
14. Caramelised Banana CrΓͺpes
In a Solidteknics crΓͺpe pan, melt butter with brown sugar until bubbling. Add sliced bananas and cook until golden. Pour in a splash of rum if you fancy a flame, then fold into warm crΓͺpes. Serve with a spoon of cream or a drizzle of honey.
15. Berry and Oat Skillet Crumble
Fill a Solidteknics pan with mixed berries, a sprinkle of sugar and a squeeze of lemon. Top with oats, flour, butter and brown sugar. Place the pan over gentle coals or on the grill until bubbling and crisp on top. Serve warm straight from the pan.
The Art of Fire Cooking
Cooking over fire transforms everything β it brings intensity, flavour and theatre to every meal. With Solidteknics pans, you can cook directly over flame without fear. Each piece is made from a single sheet of wrought iron, naturally seasoned and tough enough for generations of outdoor feasts.
Pair that with the precision and craftsmanship of a Flamery Asado Grill, and you have total control over your fire β from searing heat to slow embers. It is cooking stripped back to its essence: real food, real flame, real iron.
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Fire and Iron: 15 Recipes to Master Outdoor Cooking with Solidteknics and Flamery Asado Grills
Fire and Iron: 15 Recipes to Master Outdoor Cooking with Solidteknics and Flamery Asado Grills π₯
Where Fire Meets Iron
The sound of sizzling oil, the smell of wood smoke drifting through the air, the flicker of flame reflecting off solid iron. Cooking over fire is elemental β it connects us to food in its purest form.
With Solidteknics pans on a Flamery Asado Grill, fire cooking becomes both art and ritual. These pans are built from one seamless piece of wrought iron, engineered to last a lifetime and tough enough to handle open flame. Paired with the precision and presence of a Flamery grill, they turn every cookout into an unforgettable feast.
This is Fire and Iron β a full outdoor feast of fifteen recipes that start with smoky appetisers and finish with sweet, flame touched desserts.
Appetisers and Small Plates π’
1. Garlic Butter Prawns with Chilli and Lime
Toss king prawns in olive oil, garlic and a little chilli, then sear them in a hot Solidteknics pan directly over the fire. As they turn pink, add a squeeze of lime and a knob of butter. Serve sizzling from the pan with crusty bread to soak up every drop.
2. Grilled Halloumi with Honey and Oregano
Lay thick slices of halloumi in a lightly oiled crΓͺpe or griddle pan. Cook until caramelised and golden on both sides, then drizzle with honey and sprinkle with oregano. The combination of smoke, salt and sweetness is irresistible.
3. Fire Roasted Pepper and Tomato Bruschetta
Char peppers and tomatoes in a pan placed close to the flames until their skins blister and blacken. Peel, chop and toss with olive oil and sea salt, then spoon over toasted bread rubbed with garlic. A simple starter full of smoky depth.
4. Skillet Chorizo with Red Wine and Thyme
Sear slices of chorizo in a hot Solidteknics pan until the oil turns a deep crimson. Add a splash of red wine and a few sprigs of thyme. Let it bubble briefly, then serve with toothpicks or flatbread. It is rich, fragrant and fiery.
The Main Event π
5. Seared Ribeye with Garlic and Rosemary Butter
Place a heavy Solidteknics pan directly over glowing coals until scorching hot. Sear ribeye steaks for two minutes on each side, then add butter, rosemary and garlic. Baste as it melts, letting the flames lick the edges. Rest for five minutes before serving.
6. Charred Chicken Thighs with Lemon and Paprika
Marinate chicken thighs in olive oil, lemon juice, smoked paprika and garlic. Cook skin side down in a hot pan over the fire until crisp, then turn and finish slowly over gentler heat. Juicy inside, smoky outside β the perfect balance.
7. Butter Basted Pork Chops with Apple and Sage
Sear thick pork chops in butter until golden. Add sliced apple and a few sage leaves, then let them caramelise together. The sweetness of the fruit balances the savoury depth of the meat beautifully.
8. Lamb Koftas with Flatbreads and Mint Yoghurt
Shape spiced lamb mince into small patties or skewers. Grill in a Solidteknics pan until browned, turning often. Serve with warm flatbreads, mint yoghurt and a few grilled chillies for extra heat.
9. Whole Trout with Fennel and Dill
Place whole cleaned trout in a lightly oiled pan with sliced fennel, dill and a few lemon rounds. Cook directly over the fire for ten minutes, turning once. The fish takes on a delicate smokiness that pairs beautifully with the herbs.
10. Vegetable Medley with Olive Oil and Sea Salt
Toss courgette, aubergine, pepper and cherry tomatoes in olive oil and sea salt. Cook in a wide Solidteknics pan set over medium coals until tender and lightly charred. Finish with a squeeze of lemon and a drizzle of good olive oil.
Sides and Sharing Dishes π₯
11. Crispy Rosemary Potatoes
Parboil halved new potatoes, then crisp them in a Solidteknics pan with olive oil and rosemary over direct flame. Shake the pan often until golden and crunchy. Sprinkle with sea salt just before serving.
12. Charred Corn with Lime and Parmesan
Grill corn in a pan or directly over the grill bars until slightly blackened. Roll in melted butter, sprinkle with grated Parmesan and finish with a squeeze of lime. Sweet, smoky and zesty all at once.
13. Grilled Asparagus with Lemon and Sea Salt
Cook asparagus spears quickly in a lightly oiled pan over strong heat. They should blister slightly but stay crisp. Add a pinch of sea salt and a little lemon zest for freshness.
Sweet Fire Finishes π―
14. Caramelised Banana CrΓͺpes
In a Solidteknics crΓͺpe pan, melt butter with brown sugar until bubbling. Add sliced bananas and cook until golden. Pour in a splash of rum if you fancy a flame, then fold into warm crΓͺpes. Serve with a spoon of cream or a drizzle of honey.
15. Berry and Oat Skillet Crumble
Fill a Solidteknics pan with mixed berries, a sprinkle of sugar and a squeeze of lemon. Top with oats, flour, butter and brown sugar. Place the pan over gentle coals or on the grill until bubbling and crisp on top. Serve warm straight from the pan.
The Art of Fire Cooking
Cooking over fire transforms everything β it brings intensity, flavour and theatre to every meal. With Solidteknics pans, you can cook directly over flame without fear. Each piece is made from a single sheet of wrought iron, naturally seasoned and tough enough for generations of outdoor feasts.
Pair that with the precision and craftsmanship of a Flamery Asado Grill, and you have total control over your fire β from searing heat to slow embers. It is cooking stripped back to its essence: real food, real flame, real iron.
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