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Best All-Purpose Frying Pans (Carbon Steel, Tin-Lined Copper, or Other)
The title says it, but I will limit it a bit. Assuming one already has any cast iron pans needed for high heat searing, what is the best option for an all-purpose frying pan? (Not Non-Stick Aluminum!) By general purpose, I mean a pan you would grab to make eggs, grilled cheese, an omeIette, or any other quick frying task that doesn't require ripping high heat. I am thinking primarily about Carbon Steel or Tin-Lined Copper here, but would be interested in other thoughts if you feel strongly that something else is better. Also, I am more concerned about performance on the stove than either a cost analysis or a maintenance analysis, because apart from stainless-lined copper, old and used pans of any type can usually be scrounged on the cheap, and I really do not mind taking care of my cookware. Thanks!
I am really happy with my De Buyer Mineral pans. The crepe pan seems to get a lot of use for eggs (and related stuff), pancakes in my case, and a lot of similar things. For hot plate steaks, I like the "Fry Pan" with it's higher sides to help contain the grease "pops". When I get moved into a house, I can see the Fry Pan getting a lot more use to brown steaks and finish them in the oven.
I have also used an aluminum "ceramic" coated Bialetti skillet with satisfaction. It is great for eggs over easy or a quick fry or saute.
I love my Lodge Cast Iron but, I find egg dishes to be much easier to cook in the De Buyer pans with their smoother surface. I also really like the low (no?) sides of the crepe pan which makes flipping an egg or pancake much easier.
If you don't need to deglaze, then a carbon steel pan or cast iron pan is pretty good. Tinned copper pans are good too if you never going to use at high heat. If you do, then a stainless steel cladded pan (copper or aluminum core) is good, but it is not so good for eggs and omelette.
re: Chemicalkinetics
Why wouldn't you deglaze in a carbon steel pan?
re: GH1618
I think it depends on what to deglaze it with. Once I tried undiluted vinegar and it ate away my seasoning surface in one shot. I believe wine will slowly eat away the seasoning surface too. Now, even if the seasoning surface is intact. Wine has the ability to dissolve the iron from the pan, which many people are able to taste the metal.
What is your experience? I will admit that I have not used wine to deglaze my carbon steel or cast iron pan.
re: Chemicalkinetics
As something of a followup question, I recognize that there is a specific melting point for tin, but apart from accidentally boiling a pan dry, putting an empty pan on a high burner, or placing a pan an oven set to a temp higher than tin's melting point, how much of a concern is melting tin? I have a tin-lined saute that I use to sear with no issues. For example, a few nights ago, I put some butter and EVOO in the pan, and placed it over medium heat until I got the first wisps of smoke. Then I seared a batch of scallops. I'd love to have a surface thermometer, but I'm guessing we were in the 350 degree range. Any hotter and I'd have had lots of smoke before I hit tin's melting point. So, apart from the obvious caveats I mention above, how much of a concern is this really?
re: jljohn
My opinion is that tin is an impractical cooking surface. I have one copper frying pan which I've had for many years, but used only a few times, because the tin surface got overheated (I don't remember how) and is now rough. I've been pondering whether I can restore it, but I'm not in a big hurry, because I have plenty of pans which work better.
I was in a restaurant a while back which has a clock made from a copper frying pan. That's always an option.
re: GH1618
But why? Tin has temp concerns in the same way that any non-stainless iron based metal has moisture and acidity concerns. Why embrace one while calling the other impractical?
re: jljohn
Impractical for me because the pan was relatively expensive, easily damaged, and not significantly better for cooking most things. My experience is that certain other pans are better at lower cost. My small aluminum/Teflon pan is the best thing going for frying eggs. My cast-iron skillet was dirt cheap, is practically indestructible, and is good for a multiplicity of things—the epitome of practicality.
re: jljohn
<Why embrace one while calling the other impractical?>
Again, it comes to your own style. What is impractical for you, may not be impractical for another person. Some people love nonstick Teflon cookware which is why they sell so well. Other love cast iron cookware.
re: jljohn
First, everyone has a different definition of high heat. What is high heat cooking to may be medium heat cooking for another person. So someone here will tell you that tinned cookware is fine for high temperature cooking, while someone else will tell you no. Tin melts at 232 oC, but it started to soften before that. This is same for other metals too (steel soften before it melts). Several types of cooking oil start to smoke also at around 200 oC as well. So the rule of thumb that I usually advise people is that if you are the kind of person who routinely see smoke coming off your pan, you are also near the melting point of tin.
<putting an empty pan on a high burner, or placing a pan an oven set to a temp higher than tin's melting point>
Placing an empty pan on high burner is a real concern. I do that intentionally especially for searing steak. I would intentionally heat a pan very high, then quickly add oil and then a steak (beef steak or tuna or whatever). The oven is almost never a real concern. It really comes down to your own cooking style.
<So, apart from the obvious caveats I mention above, how much of a concern is this really?>
Probably not a concern from the way you described your cooking style. Again, everyone is different, but it won't work well for my style of cooking.
re: jljohn
Hi, Jeremy:
Good follow-up. You have now used your copperware long enough to know that you do not need to worry incessantly about melting the tin. Yes, the lining in an *empty* pan left on high heat will eventually degrade, blister and/or melt. But as you have discovered, oil or food in the pan effectively prevents this, at all but high sear temperatures.
I have mentioned this in another thread, but I have mistakenly boiled the same tinned copper saucepan dry TWICE. As in a *long* time on high heat--the smoke detector triggered and the pan was so hot you could not touch the handle even with a side towel. In both cases, the lining did not melt or blister, except on the very top edge of the rim. The tin was visibly darkened, but it remained intact.
The same is true of gratins and roasters. If the pan is not grossly oversized for the food, you can flirt with 450-475 in the oven without worry. Just not empty and not with a rack.
This will probably get me flamed, but the "tin melting" issue is more a justification for not having tinned copper, than it is for folks who actually have and use it.
I prefer having several kinds of pan, but if I had to have only one, it would be a heavy-weight medium size carbon steel pan, without a doubt.
For me, it's Tri-ply stainless. There is a joy in pulling out a shiny stainless pan, I like deglazing in it for chops, chicken chests or whatever with no worries. I do use a De Buyer crepe pan rarely for buckwheat pancakes or crepes. The best omelettes I've ever made come out of my little 8 inch 2nd All Clad fry pan. Took a little learning curve, but they come out awesome, no sticking at all. I even enjoy shining them up after use, something I can't do with the De Buyer or my cast iron.
If you can get hold of a 2mm or thicker tin-lined skillet cheaply, then that's the technically best option for the least $ -- most responsive and even heating.
If you're willing to pay $125-150 on the big online auction site, then a stainless-lined 2mm copper frying pan seems to me the best option. You compromise a tiny bit of the responsiveness for a big increase in ease of care (ability to use metal utensils, easier to clean thoroughly).
Those advantages for stainless lining have depressed the prices of tin-lined frying pans new and old, so there definitely are bargains out there. But while you search, it's hard to beat the performance and durability for price of carbon steel pans.
If high heat (searing) is not part of what the pan needs to handle heavy tin- lined copper wins my vote. It cooks evenly, releases nicely, and deglazes beautifully. However, if careful heat modulation is not a big need, my DeBuyer steel pans perform fine. They are very easy to clean, deglaze fine, and reseason almost instantly. They can be made virtually nonstick almost immediately...next would be enameled cast iron.
I would put anything SS at the bottom of the list. (Teflon is not even on the list.)
My closest thing to all purpose pan is a hammered 2.5-3 mm BIA copper with tin lining, 37 years old and still fine, thanks to French beechwood spatulas (buck apiece).
re: tim irvine
I agree with Tim. Tin lined heavy copper (3mm+) wins for me.
However, I admit that a few months ago I bought a DeBuyer (Mineral line) frying pan, and I have been using it every day. It has developed heavy seasoning, and except that it doesn't have the temperature control of copper, functions for my uses really really well. I cook meat dishes (steak, chicken, fish) and vegetable side dishes (green beans, sauteed broccoli, etc) for dinner almost nightly.
Since I am not so expert to use temperature control to its fullest, I don't mind giving a bit of that up in order to be able to get the pan rip roaring hot to sear a steak without being concerned about the tin whatsoever, though I agree with my friend Kaleo that the concern for melting tin is generally overstated.
I have multiple pans, and grab what seems to be most appropriate in terms of size and material.
I have cast iron, but tend not to use it - except that the 8" skillet makes a nice baking dish for 2 in the toaster oven.
I have a beater carbon steel that I use for high heat. It's a bit warped, and hasn't taken a good seasoning, so I don't worry about babying it.
I have a carbon steel crepe pan that is well seasoned, and my choice for pancakes, crepes, and omelets
I have several good quality nonstick aluminum pans (thick induction compatible) that I like to use for eggs and starchy things that tend to stick. I'm not afraid of nonstick coatings, but know from experience that they do wear with time. By limiting its use to where it is really needed I can extend the life of the coating. This induction compatible aluminum has the best heat distribution of any pans that I own.
I use stainless steel for everything else. Sauteeing vegetables,frying meat, making sauces, cooking rice, oatmeal, etc.
I have one copper pot, a 3 qt sauce pan. But with a coil stove, supplemented by an induction hotplate, I can't make good use of its conductivity.
Kind of like asking what the best all-purpose drinking glass is, IMO. (BTW, the answer to that question is a 12-oz Duralex Picardie tumbler FWIW.)
Seriously, I suppose I would say fully clad stainless steel. It may not do everything the best, but it can at least do everything reasonably well. Also pretty tough, long lasting, low maintenance, not too heavy, and not outrageously expensive.
OTOH, for the three things you specifically mention (eggs, grilled cheese, and omelets) -- and also fish -- I'd personally reach for a nonstick aluminum pan.
re: tanuki soup
No, I'm sorry--you are clearly in the wrong. It is the 16 Ounce Picardie. :) (Actually, I'll admit to preferring the form-factor of the 12 ounce, but I just can't give up that extra 4 ounce capacity, whether I'm drinking coffee, tea, water, or beer.)
re: jljohn
Well, for coffee, tea, water, and beer, I have to agree with your choice. But this is supposed to be an *all-purpose* drinking glass. The 12-oz is better for milk, tomato juice, and (of course) rotgut whiskey. ;-)
re: tanuki soup
This one is the best:
re: Chemicalkinetics
You're right. That's actually the exact one I use for drinking whiskey! Spill-proof, unbreakable, two handles for a secure grip, bright colors so you can find it easily if (when) it falls onto the floor and bounces under the couch -- all essential features after the fifth or sixth cup.
re: tanuki soup
Young people can use it. Old people can use it. All purpose, all around.
I do eggs, omelets, grilled cheese and other quick frying tasks in cast iron most of the time. I do have a clad frying pan for reactive things but I use my cast iron the most for the uses you listed.
I actually Love my bare cast iron for eggs, omelets and grill cheese. I cook eggs in my little cast iron skillet every morning. Can't beat it for grill cheese or buttery toast, as far as I am concerned.


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Dr. Frederick E. Sieber is a professor of anesthesiology and critical care medicine at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. He serves as chair and director of Clinical Research of the Department of Anesthesiology and Critical Care Medicine.
Dr. Sieber received a B.A. in chemistry from Northwestern University and an M.D. from the University of Pittsburgh. He completed a medical internship at the Pennsylvania Hospital in Philadelphia. After a residency in anesthesiology and a fellowship in neuroanesthesiology at the University of Pennsylvania, he joined the Johns Hopkins faculty in 1985.
His research interests focus on problems specific to geriatric surgical patients and on optimization of their surgical outcomes. Through multidisciplinary clinical research, he studies elderly surgical patients, especially those undergoing orthopaedic procedures.
Dr. Sieber is a member of the American Society of Anesthesiologists, the International Anesthesia Research Society, the Association of University Anesthesiologists and the Society for Advancement of Geriatric Anesthesia. He serves as president-elect of the Society for Advancement of Geriatric Anesthesia and is a member of that organization's Committee on Geriatric Anesthesia. He is board certified in anesthesiology and critical care medicine.
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Dr. Sieber's research focuses on problems specific to geriatric surgical patients and on optimization of their surgical outcomes. Through multidisciplinary clinical research, he studies elderly surgical patients, especially those undergoing orthopedic procedures.
At Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center, a multidisciplinary Hip Fracture Service has been ongoing since the late 1990s. The service includes Anesthesiology (Dr. Sieber and Mary-Rita Blute, RN, MS), Orthopaedics (Drs. Simon Mears and Tariq Nayfeh), Geriatrics (Dr. Jeremy Walston), and Neuropsychiatry (Drs. Constantine Lyketsos, Benjamin Lee, and Paul Rosenberg). Several members of the Hip Fracture Service have funded clinical research projects. Dr. Mears, for example, has a grant from the Orthopaedic Trauma Association to study inflammatory markers of delirium in elderly surgical patients who have had a repair of a traumatic hip fracture or who have had an elective hip replacement. Dr. Mears and the Anesthesiology team collect perioperative cerebrospinal fluid and blood samples from these patients to measure inflammatory and dementia markers and their possible relationships to postoperative delirium.
Second, an NIH-funded multi-center trial is investigating whether the sedative dexmedetomidine attenuates postoperative delirium and cognitive dysfunction in elderly surgical patients. Dr. Sieber is Johns Hopkins' principal investigator for this trial.
Third, in another NIH-funded clinical trial, Dr. Sieber and his team are researching the effects of depth of sedation (as measured by the BIS monitor and the OAA/S score) during regional anesthesia with propofol on the incidence of postoperative delirium, cognitive dysfunction and mortality in elderly hip fracture patients.
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- Sieber FE, Gottschalk A, Zakriya KJ, Mears SC, Lee H. Reply to letter to the editor concerning manuscript "General anesthesia occurs frequently in elderly patients during propofol-based sedation and spinal anesthesia". J Clin Anesth 23:80-81, 2011.
- Thakkar SC, Sieber FE, Zakriya KJ, Mears SC. "Eight-year follow-up on the effect of a hip fracture service on patient care and outcome." J Surg Orthop Adv. 19:223-8, 2010.
- Sieber FE, Gottschalk A, Zakriya KJ, Mears SC, Lee H. "General anesthesia occurs frequently in elderly patients during propofol-based sedation and spinal anesthesia." J Clin Anesth 22:179-83, 2010.
- Sieber FE. "Decreasing postoperative delirium in the elderly: the role of sedation depth." Editorial. Aging Health 6(3):267-8, 2010.
- Sieber FE, Zakriya KJ, Gottschalk A, Blute MR, Lee HB, Rosenberg PB, Mears SC. "Sedation depth during spinal anesthesia and the development of postoperative delirium in elderly patients undergoing hip fracture repair." Mayo Clin Proc 85(1):18-26, 2010. Paper has accompanying editorial.
- Sieber FE. "Postoperative delirium in the elderly surgical patient." Anesthesiol Clin 27(3):451-64, 2009.
- Pauldine R, Sieber FE. "Considerations for intensive care of the geriatric patient." Contemp Crit Care 6(8):1-12, 2009.
- Lee HB, DeLoatch CJ, Cho S, Rosenberg P, Mears SC, Sieber FE. "Detection and management of pre-existing cognitive impairment and associated behavioral symptoms in the critical care unit." Crit Care Clin 24(4):723-36, 2008.
- Sharma PT, Sieber FE, Zakriya KJ, Pauldine RW, Gerold KB, Hang J, Smith TH. "Recovery room delirium predicts postoperative delirium after hip fracture repair." Anesth Analg 101:1215-20, 2005
- Viscusi ER, Martin G, Hartrick CT, Singla N, Manvelian G, the EREM Study Group. "Forty-eight hours of postoperative pain relief after total hip arthroplasty with a novel, extended-release epidural morphine formulation." Anesthesiology 102:1014-22, 2005.
- John AD, Sieber FE. "Age-associated issues: geriatrics." Anesthesiol Clin North America 22:45-58, 2004.
- Zakriya K, Sieber FE, Christmas C, Wenz JF Sr., Franckowiak S. "Brief postoperative delirium in hip fracture patients affects functional outcome at three months." Anesth Analg 98:1798-802, 2004.
- Zakriya KJ, Christmas C, Wenz JF Sr, Franckowiak S, Andersen RA, Sieber FE. "Preoperative factors associated with postoperative change in confusion assessment method score in hip fracture patients." Anesth Analg 94:1628-32, 2002.
- De Jonge KE, Christmas C, Andersen R, Franckowiak SC, Mears SC, Levy P, Wenz JF, Sieber F. "Hip Fracture Service: an interdisciplinary model of care." J Am Geriatr Soc 49(12):1737-8, 2001.
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Tablets usually have two cameras, one on the front for video calling and another on the back for taking pictures and shooting video. Typically the front camera will be less resolute than the one on the rear, as a web cam isn't considered to be a high-resolution need.
We'd like to change that on our dream tablet with a 1080p web cam on the front. Video calling is a great function on the tablet and we want ours to send super video to our call mates.
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What do you mean does not handle business properly? Warrior knwo his namevalue, he does not share the socalled passion Ric Flair and others have, Warrior have made tons of moeny, so he does not have to come back to the business and refuse to come back on McMahon's terms. Sometimes it seems to me that everybody thinks cMahon treats hall his wrestlers fairly and dont push htem around. From what Iäve seen in shoot itnerviews with Warrior and read in Lesnars book, they both kind of confirms that Vince lives in his own WWE bubble and do think he can do what ever he wants and that everybody is want the top spot on no matter what. LEsnar, Goldberg and Warrior made shitloads of money and refused to go back on Vince terms, which is what everybody should strive for IMO. Their personal quality in their lives are like 1000 times more important than the person the portray on TV
Who said anything about coming back to the business? That has nothing to do with him failing to handle business properly.
Knowing his name value doesn't make it acceptable for him to hold up Vince for more money minutes before bell time, nor does it make it acceptable for him to rip off a promoter between his second and third WWE run. You taking things completely out of context.
In terms of handling business, Warrior wasn't good at it and has done some questionable things. Has nothing to do with him refusing to come back, but more so what he did within the span of 5 years. Not only was he rather green but he was difficult to work with, unreliable (eventhough he should get a pass, given the circumstances regarding his father) and flat out, did not meet Vince's expectations when he envisioned Warrior becoming face of the company.
Face it, it's a reason Warrior has been let go on 3 different occasions and I'm not placing total blame on him, as I think Vince is so stuck in his ways, it would have to be highly profitable for him to even be on working terms with Warrior, which at this point, I doubt either is interested in. It's simple, Warrior really wants nothing to do with the business, has a good life outside of it and Vince doesn't care either way because Warrior was such a headache to deal with but at the time, it was worth it. It's not worth it any more, for either man.
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Disneyland Wedding... Was it worth it?
That might sound like a silly question for this board but I am looking for honest answers and apologies for the longish post.
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Fiance and I first became official at Disneyland and we would visit every weekend we could, we had premium passes. Fast forward to now, we are engaged about 3 months but moved from Beverly Hills to Minneapolis.
After hating most Minneapolis venues, we started looking in SoCal. Top or our lists is Disneyland. We have a few other options in mind- places that were very special to us, but with Fiance being a huge Disneyland lover, we figured, why not look into it.
It seems affordable and they're willing to do a fully vegan wedding (which might upset meat eaters, so we're not sure). We estimated approx 75 people, they offered an outside venue for ceremony and reception and we are under the 18k minimum with food, bev, rental fees and such- meaning we would have an extra 2,500 to put towards flowers or what ever else.
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I made this dress using a pattern from Burda magazine 9/2006, model 114
Jul 7, 2013, 07.39 AMby jasmari
Prelepa haljina! Bravo Jelena! :)
Jul 9, 2013, 09.44 AMby Jelena Mitic
Hvala puno! :)
Jul 7, 2013, 12.50 AMby smallone
oh fabulous dress!!!!
Jul 9, 2013, 09.43 AMby Jelena Mitic
Thank you!
Jul 6, 2013, 12.46 AMby Virginia's Daughter
Oh my…I love that! The fabric, the style, the fit! Very nice!
Jul 5, 2013, 08.27 PMby Oksana Starzhynska
Wrap is my weakness, wanted to make this dress for warm season, too. Your variant is very beautiful. I like it a lot:)
Jul 5, 2013, 09.12 PMby Jelena Mitic
Thank you, I look forward to seeing your version too :)
Jul 4, 2013, 11.15 PMby rita61
Looks good!
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Jul 4, 2013, 11.09 PMby Mary Athey
i wish i had this pattern. your dress is gorgeous on you. i love your fabric choice and style of it x
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Thank you, Mary :) I didn't have the actual pattern, I made it using my old pattern for a jersey blouse which I then modified just by looking at the technical drawing. So, try it, it's not very hard :)
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I' ve always loved this pattern! Such a great, timeless style!
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Seams divide the front for a detail minimalists will love! (This pattern is also a part of our sale)
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Editors' Picks
We have marked down 50 sewing pattern to $2.99 only until Monday, so hurry!
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Editors' Pick
Satin takes the stage in this new collection of dresses, skirts, and fluttery tops.
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