

Two 8-1/2 inch squares of natural steatite, 3/4 inch thick, that turn a wood stove top into a cooking surface you can lay food straight onto. The dense, non-porous stone holds heat for a long time and stands up to very high temperatures; a gutter catches the juices from meats, fish and vegetables. On the Osburn Gusto, whose painted cast-iron top is meant for pots and pans, they give you a stone surface to cook food on directly. Dishwasher safe. $130 for the pair.