Cover for fry-pan

I think it is is glass. OTOH, the price of the pan and lid is 120 to

170 dollars, so even the lid is probably too much for me.

I cleaned the pan and put it in the car, and I'm on the path to stopping at every thrift shop in town. I don't think I'll find it quickly, but otoh, I really don't want to order one and find out it doesn't fit

Thanks for all the help.

I'll try to post back when I get something.

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micky
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The 8" pan is $120. I thought you said you bought decent stuff? $120 isn't a lot for cookware. SWMBO has 3-4x that in a few of her pans.

Measure. Go to store and measure theirs.

Reply to
krw

That makes sense.

It's still at the top. I said I bought moderately expensive pans this time, instead of the cheap stuff I usually get.

I think it is. If it werent' for the teflon, I'd continue to use cheap pans, but I suspect the teflon on the cheap pans is more vulnerble than it needs to be. We'll see if these pans do better.

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micky

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A properly seasoned cast iron frying pan can be as non-stick as anyone would need and heats/cooks better than most other types of materials.

I have a set of cast iron frying pans that I use constantly.

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DerbyDad03

Sorry. I meant my words were still at the top.

For one pan! My "set" was only two pans. For pots, I have the stuff my mother gave me.

Derby, I've had cast iron. I know it has advantages but it's too heavy.

Reply to
micky

Good cast iron pans aren't cheap, either, and aren't good for cooking where water is used. SWMBO has stainless with a copper core. It really works well and cleans beautifully.

If you can get them heavy enough, they're great for frying pans. Stainless works just as well and is a lot easier to take care of.

Reply to
krw

Sorry, yes that makes more sense. ;-)

One pan, though certainly not all of them are that expensive. The 8" frying pan was closer to $150.

That's its advantage. ;-)

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krw

$120 gets you a damned good pan. If you look at the Woll line, they are in that range. You can get an 8" lid for $28 too, but I have no idea if it would fit your pan

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Yeah, I have pans more expensive, but the Woll is a much better value than my copper pans.

Reply to
Ed Pawlowski

Hmmm. I looked in Amazon, searched on 8" Lid iirc, but didnt' find that one. Thanks.

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micky

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