Medieval Steel Hanging Tray.

Delight in the Medieval Steel Hanging Tray.

Medieval hanging saucepan made of steel

Our replica of a medieval hanging pot is hand-forged from iron. It's ideal for any camp, whether LARP, reenactment, or a rustic outdoor event.

With its top hook, you can attach it to any tripod. Since it's flat, you can also place it on pots or directly on stones in the fire.

The pan is made of stainless steel. To protect it from corrosion, it is lightly oiled.

Please note the following care instructions:

Before using it for the first time, this cast iron skillet must first be properly fried . It is important to first clean it thoroughly with hot water, a brush or sponge, and detergent, and then dry it. Then, add enough cooking oil (you can also use lard) to the skillet over high heat until the bottom is completely and thoroughly coated. The oil is then heated strongly. Raw potato peels or slices are then added to the skillet with a teaspoon of salt and fried until the bottom of the skillet darkens and the potato pieces have turned dark brown after several turns. The empty, cooled skillet is then simply dabbed with a piece of toilet paper.
Cast iron pans should no longer come into contact with detergent after initial cleaning and treatment. Dishwasher cleaning is also a no-no. After use, clean the iron only with household paper and, if necessary, with hot water. The pan should then be lightly re-greased.

Details:

- Material: approx. 1.5 mm steel (stainless).
- Diameter: approx. 28 cm

- Total height: approx. 12"
- Height (to the edge of the pan): approx. 5.5 cm

- Weight: approx. 1380 g



This is a ulfberth ® product.

Legal notice:
Not suitable for direct contact with food.

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