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Cooking Bell For Plancha Rectangular Stainless Steel
- Rectangular cooking bell
- Ideal for cooking in the heat and keeping warm
- Stainless steel - Food grade
- Adjustable steam vent
- Cold handle
- Rest Grid Compatibility
- Dishwasher safe
Discover the ENO stainless steel multi-purpose bell! Whether you need a stuffing accessory, to keep your food warm, or to avoid splashing juice, our stainless steel bell is what you need!
With its cold handle that allows easy handling and its adjustable steam vent, our bell is distinguished by its practical and functional sides. For easy cleaning, our bell is dishwasher safe.
Usage : | Indoor / Outdoor |
Dimensions (H x W x D) cm : | 19 x 31 x 24,5 |
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New items !
Make prepping easier with our cutting board and prep tray. Perfect for prepping, chopping and keeping everything within reach.
The chef’s kit, which includes a spatula and tongs, is the perfect gift for the plancha afficionado in your life.
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Care kit
With the care kit, you’ll have everything you need to keep your plancha looking like new.
The stainless steel scourer holder will prevent finger burns and since the enamelled cast iron plate is scratch-resistant, you can scrub away!Use a damp sponge and some cleaner to wipe down your warm plancha, rinse, then make it shine with a soft microfibre cloth.
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The essentials
ENO offers utensils specially designed to be used with the plancha. Various types of spatulas and tongs can be used for precise cooking. Use the stainless steel cloche to steam food and the resting grill to keep food warm while it rests.
All accessories are dishwasher safe.
Unique know-how for over 100 years!
World leader in the boating sector since 2006. Eno is the only French plancha manufacturer to have received the Living Heritage Company label attesting to its know-how in the field of enamelling. The result of hard work since 1909.