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I've been using a steel pan lately, it takes a bit of practice to use less heat, but works just fine for everything (except tofu, haven't figured out that yet;
by jusssi 5y ago
I've been using a steel pan lately, it takes a bit of practice to use less heat, but works just fine for everything (except tofu, haven't figured out that yet; and you have to use actual butter for some stuff, vegetable oil is not quite enough for fish or eggs). If something sticks or dries on it, a wire sponge and some soap water gets it off in an eyeblink.
I've never seasoned a pan. I have a cast iron pan, but someone's done the hard work on seasoning it, probably long before I was born (found and kept the pan when we were cleaning up my late grandmother's place for sale back in 00's). I use it for pancakes and such.
- ClumsyPilot 5y agoI also use a steel pan, but it takes practice and is only worth it for meat based dishes or cooking a full on dinner. If I want some fried eggs in the morning I reach for ceramic pan, it's fast, uses minimal oil and no fuss.