Winter barbecue, Asian flavours.

Join Albin Wessman around the coals for plum-glazed pork, grilled cabbage and hibachi skewers. His approach is simple: good ingredients, bold seasoning and time by the fire.

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Winter barbecue, Asian flavours.

A LITTLE SUMO KNOW-HOW

Cold air.
Warm company.

Join Albin Wessman around the coals for plum-glazed pork, grilled cabbage and hibachi skewers. His approach is simple: good ingredients, bold seasoning and time by the fire.

Focus
Winter cooking
Setup
A menu to share
Level
Start here
  • Prepare for the weather.

    Place the grill outdoors with safe clearances and keep the work area clear of ice. Allow time to heat the ceramic and stabilise the fire. Insulation helps in winter, but wind and weather can still change the cooking time.

A LITTLE SUMO KNOW-HOW

A menu made for sharing.

Slow-cooked pork fills warm Chinese pancakes with kimchi, pickled cucumber and soy mayonnaise. Grilled pointed cabbage adds sweetness and crunch. Start with a few yakiton skewers while the longer cook finishes.

A menu made for sharing

CHOOSE FOR THE WAY YOU COOK

Put the advice into practice.

Useful equipment, with a clear purpose for your next cook.

WATCH & LEARN · IN SWEDISH

See it by the fire.

Watch the original Kamado Sumo film that accompanies this guide.

WATCH THE FILM

Make it your own.

Choose your recipe before lighting the charcoal. Match the setup to your grill and follow the instructions for the equipment you use.

A little help along the way.

Slow-cooked pork fills warm Chinese pancakes with kimchi, pickled cucumber and soy mayonnaise. Grilled pointed cabbage adds sweetness and crunch. Start with a few yakiton skewers while the longer cook finishes.

Place the grill outdoors with safe clearances and keep the work area clear of ice. Allow time to heat the ceramic and stabilise the fire. Insulation helps in winter, but wind and weather can still change the cooking time.

Put the pickles, herbs and sauces in separate bowls before cooking. Warm the pancakes just before serving. Keep watching the hibachi skewers: frequent turning and brushing build their glaze without burning it.

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