Hot Plates

[ck1]

I went to a restaurant a while ago (possibly in Rome... maybe Zurich..) where they served a sharing plate of thinly sliced raw steak. Everybody's dining plate was really hot so you cook your own meat on your plate. No idea what the plates were or where I can get some from, any ideas...?

[jim360]

Google "stone grills" and I'm sure there will be a few stores that sell them. I found a few on amazon, as well as this site:

https://www.blackrockgrill.com/shop/

[spathiphyllum]

Did they make you do the washing up as well? ;-p

[bhg481]

One of our early microwave ovens came with a plate which you could heat for a minute or two and then cook thin slices of steak in it. Perhaps a cookshop might stock such things.

[UKSWF]

Clever that! as you can’t complain that the steak is under/over cooked!

[peter486]

That are stone grills and you can buy them easily from shops that sell electronic kitchen items.

[Old_Geezer]

I take it that they paid you the chef's salary for doing the cooking (or at least knocked it off your bill).

[Mamyalynne]

You know how the dish is served when you order, so you wouldn't squeal about the chef's salary.

[teacake44]

Did you give yourself 10% service charge.

[ck1]

I could have negotiated the chef's salary but my Italian only stretched as far a birra!
My service was terrible so definitely no 10% tips!