Gourmet

Grills and ovens to surprise family and friends with the best meats and grilled foods at any gathering or celebration. They guarantee uniform and precise cooking, bringing out the best of each ingredient. Whether for a barbecue or a homemade pizza, they are the perfect ally to create unforgettable moments around the fire.

Grills and ovens to surprise family and friends with the best meats and grilled foods at any gathering or celebration. They guarantee uniform and precise cooking, bringing out the best of each ingredient. Whether for a barbecue or a homemade pizza, they are the perfect ally to create unforgettable moments around the fire.

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What appliances are included in a gourmet kitchen?

A gourmet kitchen is characterized by the versatility of its equipment, which can be used both outdoors and indoors, depending on the type of setup.
Key pieces of equipment include grills (wood-fired or electric) and convection ovens (wood-fired or gas), which allow for a variety of cooking techniques. Added to this are specific accessories such as cast-iron griddle plates, discs, skillets, cheese grills, and cutting boards, which round out the experience and enable professional-level results in any setting—whether a garden, a barbecue area, or an urban kitchen.

The main difference lies in the level of cooking control and the quality of the materials. While a traditional grill is typically more basic, a gourmet grill allows for precise control of the temperature and cooking process.
Tromen’s gourmet models feature lids—often equipped with precision thermometers—that allow users to monitor the internal temperature and achieve even, all-around cooking. In addition, they feature firebrick bases that optimize heat, height-adjustment systems, and interchangeable hardware.
This not only improves the grilling results but also allows for the use of different techniques such as smoking, searing, or cooking in a more controlled manner—something a traditional grill does not offer.

In a wood-fired or gas oven, you can prepare a wide variety of dishes, from stone-baked pizzas and artisanal breads to slow-cooked meats, roasted vegetables, and desserts.
Depending on the model, you can choose between convection systems—with a cooking chamber separate from the fire, ideal for preserving flavors—or convection and radiation cooking, as found in Tango-style units or ceramic ovens.

Accessories are essential for expanding the cooking possibilities on grills and in ovens. Items such as griddle plates, rotisserie discs, frying pans, and cheese grills allow you to go beyond traditional grilling and explore different cooking techniques over an open flame.
In addition, teak cutting boards provide strength and durability for food preparation and serving, while protective covers help keep equipment in optimal condition despite use and weather conditions.
Incorporating these accessories not only enhances the cooking experience but also extends the equipment’s lifespan.

No. Gourmet grills are designed to simplify fire management and improve temperature control, even for those with no prior experience.
The grills feature height-adjustment systems, while the ovens—whether wood-fired or gas-fired—utilize convection technology and, in many cases, pyrometers that allow for precise temperature monitoring. This ensures even heat distribution and reduces the margin of error compared to traditional systems.
Thanks to a short learning curve and the use of the right accessories, it’s possible to achieve haute cuisine results in no time.