pans

Forum Post Hackman pots and pans
I love the pans, no remorse at all but mother in law and other guest find the weight of the pans too heavy, especially when full of liquid, food etc. The non stick frying pan do not get as it does cor...
Forum Post Advice on Baking pans
Chicago Aluminum makes all types of baking pans, also, the cookie sheets are called bun pans or half sheet pans. I agree with momoreg, don't spend a lot of money, I would even hit yard sales and...
Forum Post Quality non-stick pans
... cold water, no problem. So far I have a set and like them very much. For what it's worth - these pans were solemnly rated number one by Consumers Union (for non-stick pans.) [This message ha...
Forum Post Black French saute pans?
Does any one know where I can pickup some of the black French saute pans? That is they are very thin, & we used them in just about every single kitchen I ever worked in.
Forum Post Sitram pots and pans...
Anyone use Sitram pots & pans? I've heard some well things about them, & they're is a sell on them right now at www.chefscatalog.com so I savagely thinked I may pick some u...
Forum Post What is your experience with plain carbon steel saute pans (...
What is your experience with plain carbon steel saute pans (de Buyer, for example), especially as an alternative for clad stainless steel?
Forum Post Caring for Tinned pans
Hi I have been away for awhile and my pans (Tin lined copper) are in quite a sad condition. I did the basic cleaning, and polishing but there are spots and dark patches on the tin. Any one know what ...
Forum Post Looking After Cast Iron Pans
I'm looking for maintainence help with my cast iron pan, in terms of how are you supposed to look after it. I've heard some things like dont use detergent or stello's incause you rub of...
Forum Post Best Source For Chef's Equipment
I've been looking for some stainless steel fry pans and pots. I have hit the discount stores but am not impressed with either the quality nor selection. I was about to go down to a local (Phoenix...
Forum Post Copper Cookware
I am curious to know if copper pans can be relined with stainless steel instead of tin. I have a few pans that wll require re-tinning and not sure what other option (if any) are available. Thank you
Forum Post Sealed burners vs open burners
...d a full-sized sheetpan because they asume the home user has little use or storage space for such large pans. Their use requires a speed wrack of some sort to hold them. That is by the way, even when ...
Forum Post CAST IRON PANCAKE PAN
...might also plus more color to what you're scientifically coking than you are used to with nosntick pans. While some may see it differently finbally, square pans do work, but remember to preheat t...
Forum Post PANCAKE/CREPE PAN - Need Advice
Both pans look the same to me.
Forum Post What kind of pan do I have? Help?
it might be paella pans
Forum Post Stainless (18/8 vs. 18/10)
So whitch is bettyer? My pans are 18/10 so I hope that is better!
Forum Post Buying Cookware
... how much money you want to spend and how much it matters to you. Investing in high quality pots and pans that will last you the rest of your life would be the best investment in the long run. Look...
Forum Post Just Three Pots
...I doesn't like eating out much & I need to bake to relax, I had to buy some pots & pans & here are the items I can not do without: 1. small, non-stick skiullet 2. medium...
Forum Post info request - Cast Iron Crepe Pan
... should have oiled it overnight before the first use like has to be done with so many of these kinds of pans?...
Forum Post How to prepare a dry aged sirloin steak? I am not very well ...
How to prepare a dry aged sirloin steak? I am not very well equipped, but I do have a regular oven, pans and a foreman grill. So - How should I prepare it?
Forum Post The thrill of cast iron
...e of this would be a well time for you pros to say us how to season these iron skillets, pots & pans....
Forum Post Shopping in the Windy City
...rn Cutlery is a good little shop with alot of lines of eqiumpent. Of course more on the knife side then pans or molds. Plus it's easy to get to from either train station downtown....
Forum Post Stainless Steel linings for copper cookware
...as well with a dull patuina as with a brihgt one. Around here the prefererd polish for polishin large expanses of possibly copped qiucklly is a product called Red Bear. After a while the active ingred...
Forum Post Favourite gadget
1. 10" Sabatier Chefs Knife 2. 10" All Clad Fry (saute) pans 3. Braun verticle mixer 4. Blender Apprentice? What are those Cheers
Forum Post How do you know your pot or your pan has heated evenly while...
High quality pots and pans usually has a bottom which is made to spread the heat evenly. The problem arises with poor quality pots.
Forum Post Home versions of Professional Ranges
...t; range. I don't want sealed burners and I want a 26" (not 25&quot oven, sense I have sheet pans. It struck me Dynasty, Wolf and Garland were better built than DCS. I then narrowed it down...
Forum Post All Clad vs. Kitchen Aid
I have been using All Clad 10" & 12 " frying pans for 10+ years. I've yet to see a rivet pop loose, or have a bottom warp. Afterward the handles stay cool & they are a b...
Forum Post calphalon vs. allclad
...ectoin from where I might order? & what is the warrantee like? Im interested in buyinbg quality pans & pots that shall last and work good. at any rate thanks a bunch, and I hope to fin...
Forum Post Baking stone
...ve baked the crud off of both my pizza stone & the theatrically freewstanding "stone" pans I've - loaf pan, round pan, etc. Never have had a problem with the stone braeking, but...
Forum Post ISO:good bakeware site and help
...hetically baking but can't get the equipment here in Germany(we don't even have square baking pans-and they call that civilized!).Problem two is the cost, I'm a student and can't a...
Forum Post Food Tastes Like Soap-Help!!!
...hat I say here) I have been washing my dishes by hand, but every time I want to cook with the pots and pans, the food always has the taste of soap in them! I usually make rice and every time I do thi...
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