How eco-friendly is your cookware? I will admit, it’s not really something I have considered before on our green-living journey. The food we cook and the containers they come in yes, but the pots and pans we use, not so much. But now thanks to Prestige Eco cookware you can cook in eco pots and pans and make your cooking and your kitchen even greener!
Prestige Eco Cookware pots and pans are made with a revolutionary new plant-based material that’s non-stick, PFOA-free and palm oil-free, as well as being made from recycled material. The pans are also recyclable themselves!
I love discovering brands that are doing great things to become more sustainable. Prestige has also teamed up with TREE AID, and they’ll plant a tree with them for every Eco pan sold, how great is that?!
There are a total of seven items in Prestige’s Eco Cookware range:
Every type of pot and pan you will need in your kitchen and all of the eco cookware can be used on any cooker type, including induction. With a lovely green flecked colour, the pans are also scratch-resistant too. Other plus points for me are that they are dishwasher safe and can be used in the oven up to 150°C/300°F/Gas Mark 2.
When using the pans one of the things you will notice is how lightweight they are so no accidental dropping of a heavy pan. But if the pans do get damaged they have a 5-year quality guarantee as well – longevity is so important when trying to be more sustainable.
I decided to put the Prestige Eco Pans to the test by cooking a risotto, notoriously difficult to get just right and perfect to check just how non-stick they really are!
We walked to the allotment to see what fresh veg we could gather to use, picking an onion, french beans and peas. I also used some peppers we had at home to make a delicious fresh vegetable risotto.
Using the Prestige eco pots and pans I think I cooked my best risotto yet! There was definitely no sticking as the rice slowly cooked and the vegetables were easy to soften up without burning. The washing up was a breeze as well. A complete success! I’m so pleased to now have some great eco-friendly pans to use.
Try this recipe yourself and cook a delicious fresh vegetable risotto. The beauty of this recipe is that you can keep it seasonal, adding vegetables that are fresh and currently available!
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Looks tasty! Will definitely be trying this recipe. A favourite in our house is fajitas. I throw any veg etc we have leftover and the kids loving building them themselves x
Amazing giveaway and fab risotto recipe. My family love Chinese stir fry we have it once a week so this is how I’d be christening The pans if I won!
Paella at the moment!
Like you my favourite meal to cook is a risotto. My favourite has to be Asparagus and Chicken Risotto.
I have wanted these pans for so long, they look amazing! I would love to cook chicken curry in them
Vegan enchiladas!
Chickpea tagine
In the winter a warming casserole, in the summer a quick stirfry
A nice stir fry!
I cook every day because I can’t get ready meals or take aways that are vegetarian, gluten free and lactose free…plus that taste good and aren’t just piles of rice or chickpeas. In summer I cook mostly on the stovetop because it’s too hot to have the oven on. At the moment my favourite is a stir fry with loads of veggies including broccoli and spinach. I love the look of these pans, they make my stainless steel look very boring (and very well used!)
my favourite meal to cook is a pad thai
At the moment we’re into scrubbing potatoes, chopping them up and putting all different spices on them and seeing how they turn out
Salmon en croute
Mostly any dish using pasta and fresh vegs – quick and easy and very tasty
Spaghetti Bolognese
Paella
Meatballs in tomato sauce with Spaghetti
We love cooking fajitas! This would be amazing for our new home
chickpea and spinach curry
Love a good chilli
Steak and fries
a roast dinner
My favourite meal to cook at the moment is diet cola chicken – sounds bizarre but it’s amazing.
Roast dinner yum thanks x
Shepherds pie as both my tinies eat it up
stir fry
I love making cajun rice.
My favourite thing to cook at the moment is chicken saag! Nom
I love a veggie stir fry or kedgeree or Risotto.
I love my homemade spaghetti bolognese.
I like cooking roast beef, potatoes, veg and Yorkshire pudding.
I can cooked up some great bbq ribs. They always get eaten.
I like to cook stir-fry
i just love to cook a full sunday roast!
At the minute it’s bobotie, a South African mince dish served with rice. But if Im cooking for just me, I often make a comforting butternut and bacon risotto. 🙂
A chicken dinner 🙂
I love cooking Tortilla & everyone certainly enjoys eating it!
Always enjoy cooking curries.
Love cooking curries from scratch, i love adding different veg,fruit extra every time i make a curry to make it more exciting and tastier. Normally i have to make 2 different types, one for hubby and one for the rest of the family as hubby loves it extremely HOT HOT HOT! lol
You can’t beat a roast chicken
Nothing too complicated but the family like a curry
I love cooking a curry
A nice warming winter stew in these lovely pans
Roast Dinner 🙂
I like making spaghetti Bologna’s. I know it’s quick and easy but the whole family enjoys it and it’s one of my faves as well.
My family like my chicken korma which is easy to make 🙂
Beef stir fry; so tasty and easy to prep and cook too, ready in minutes, great after a day’s work
I love cooking a roast with all the trimmings. Christmas dinner is probably the favourite roast
I love making a spaghetti bolognese, it’s nice and easy and guaranteed to end up with clean plates!
I love making curries of all kinds . Though my favourite is a Goan fish curry . Its the creativity you can bring to it , in the layering of spices . I must admit most of my efforts are “style” curries , rather than being wholly faithful to any recipe .