ProCook Gourmet Steel

Featuring our own ProCook Ultra non-stick cookware coating, and induction compatible, our Gourmet Steel range is crafted from 18/10 highest quality stainless steel to our own stringent specifications, Gourmet Steel offers incredible, versatile cookware at amazingly low prices.

Sunday, 28 December 2014

Oven Dishes: Five Simple Vegetarian Oven To Table Dish Recipes

We’ve all thought of endless ways to use our cast iron casserole pots but what about the humble oven dish? We’ve pulled together five simple veggie friendly, oven dish delights guaranteed to make any mealtime.1. Easy mac & cheeseIngredients400g macaroni50g butter2 tbsp. plain flour500ml milk250g cheddar cheese, gratedBlack pepperTotal time: 45 minutesDirectionsCook the macaroni in a large pan of boiling water according to cooking instructions. Melt butter in a small saucepan, add flour and stir for one minute over a low heat. Gradually add...

Sunday, 21 December 2014

Bakeware Sets: The Pros And Cons Of Silicone Bakeware

Silicone bakeware sets are not always taken seriously in thebaking world. Traditional metal and glass have stood the test of time, so why change now? Here are the pros and cons of using silicone bakeware sets. Pros       No greasing or oiling required Silicone bakeware has a fantastic non-stick surface, meaning little if any greasing is required when using it for baking purposes. Using little to no oil means much healthier results. Bonus tip: It is advised to grease your silicone bakeware when using it for...

Wednesday, 10 December 2014

Induction Cookware Buyers Guide

About Induction An induction hob is probably the cleanest and fastest way of cooking to date.  Under the ceramic top heat is generated from an electric current induced by an electric coil. Induction cookware with a magnetised base reacts with this energy and the pan becomes hot - unlike other forms of heat, with induction cookware the heat is generated directly in the pan. When you remove the pan from the hob it will stop reacting and will start to cool. Induction cookers are the safest choice. Perfect for those with a young family. Cookware...

What You Need To Know About Buying Cooking Pans

One of the vital ingredients of success is having the right tools, and this is true when it comes to choosing new cooking pans. With the popularity of television cooking programmes, celebrity chefs and food blogs on the rise, more Brits are whipping up a storm at home in the kitchen. There's a dazzling array of food-related gear on the market, but selecting a few key pieces should set you on the right track to producing a culinary delight.  All shapes and sizes Many cookware companies and cooking pan brands offer a variety of shapes and...

Sunday, 7 December 2014

The Chef Knife Guide

A great chef needs exceptional knives to stay on top of their game. There are a range of chef knives that will make you neater, faster and more productive in the kitchen. Great knives also reduce the possibility of injury. To help you get equipped with an elite kit of knives for the kitchen, here is the ultimate chef knife guide: Chef’s knife A chef's knife will be one of your best friends in the kitchen. It has a longer blade, which makes...