Stainless steel flambé salmon boards – perfection for preparing flambé salmon over an open fire
Experience flame-grilled salmon in its most authentic and highest quality form. Our flame-grilled salmon boards made of solid V2A stainless steel combine uncompromising material quality, sophisticated design, and genuine craftsmanship—for unparalleled enjoyment around the campfire.
Made from 1.5 mm thick, lifetime rustproof stainless steel, the Flammlachs boards are completely heat and corrosion resistant. Unlike conventional wooden boards, they require no preparation, remain permanently dimensionally stable, and will reliably accompany you for many years to come at countless barbecues.
With a length of 50 cm, the stainless steel boards offer enough space to stretch out a whole, standard-sized salmon fillet – no cutting, no compromises. The delicately designed stainless steel tensioning grid holds the fish securely in place and at the same time ensures particularly even cooking. The open fire heat and aromatic smoke thus have an effect on almost the entire side of the salmon.
The multi-stage adjustable positioning allows you to individually adjust the distance to the flame and precisely control the heat exposure. The flame salmon boards are simply plugged in without assembly – ready for immediate use.
The stainless steel flame-grilled salmon boards also impress across the board when it comes to care: they are dishwasher-safe, hygienic, and particularly easy to clean thanks to their smooth surface.
Manufactured in our Edelstahl Manufaktur stainless steel factory, these flame-grilled salmon boards represent German craftsmanship, the highest quality workmanship, and a product that impressively combines enjoyment, sustainability, and durability.
Tips for preparation:
- Salt the salmon. If you use pepper, use it only in moderation. (If pepper burns, a bitter taste will result).
- Place the fish on the salmon board so that the thicker end is facing down, as the heat is greater here.
- Adjust the flame salmon boards so that the salmon faces the fire, but there is no direct contact. A distance of 10 - 20 centimeters should be maintained.
- As a rule, the cooking time should be 50-70 minutes. The optimum temperature is 57-60 degrees, depending on taste.














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