This simmer ring heat diffuser, also known as a Sholeh Pakhsh Kon, is a gas-hob accessory designed to diffuse direct flame beneath cookware. It is useful when a gentler, more controlled heat is wanted for simmering and other low-heat cooking.
Its simple ring design sits between the gas flame and the pan, helping to spread the heat rather than concentrating it in one area. A practical addition to a kitchen equipped with a gas hob.
Key Features
- Simmer ring and flame diffuser for gas hobs
- Designed to diffuse direct heat beneath cookware
- Useful for low-heat cooking and simmering
- Also known as Sholeh Pakhsh Kon
Product Q&A
What is a simmer ring? A simmer ring is a gas-hob accessory placed between the flame and cookware to diffuse direct heat.
How is it commonly used? It is used under a pan or pot on a gas hob when a gentler heat is preferred for simmering.
What does Sholeh Pakhsh Kon mean? Sholeh Pakhsh Kon is a commonly used transliterated name for a flame-diffusing kitchen accessory.
Storage / Usage Instructions
Use on a gas hob as a flame diffuser, positioning the ring between the burner flame and cookware. Allow the ring to cool fully before handling, and follow the safety guidance for your hob and cookware.
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