Re: uk.d-i-y down the pan

Feb 07, 2004 14 Replies

Talking of pans, I am looking for a good heavy duty, non-stick, long handled, tiny pan.



My mum has one and it is perfect for 1 egg. I suppose they are omlette pans, but they may be a different name for this type, as it is so tiny. Any I have come across are cheap and nasty, and/or have a very short handle.



Any suggestions/ hints/ links gratefully received



thanks Suzanne


Sadly, searching for "15cm frying pan" just yields recipes calling for one...

Do Le Creuset make one?

ITYM a "Saucier" (Sauce pan) plenty in the French supermarkets.

one here:

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DG

Who cares if they do? Le Creuset == Le Crappy.

Safeway recently had apromotion where they were selling Bialetti non-stick cookware which included a small, heavy frying pan. TBH, I can't stand non-stick cookware and only buy stainless but my ypungest daughter asked for the Bialetti stuff for Christmas.

Since I usually have a large shopping bill from the local Safeway I was able to get the pans for her at the promo prices. I thought they were well made, and suitably heavy.

Our local store stil has the stand in store and although the promo is over they are currently selling the remaining stock. They also have a large range of Tefal pans which are heavy gauge and include a small pan.

Our best small heavy frying pan came from France, I bought it in L'Orient at Leclerc. It's a stainless steel omlette pan about 15cm diameter. Bit of a way to go for a pan though.

You still haven't sued me for the fucktrousers comment inserted into urbandictionary.com :-)

snipped-for-privacy@ngelicqualities.evilsatan (Reverend Parson Peter Parsnip) wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@news.bubbanews.com:

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that are full of it.

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"Suz" wrote in news:4024d9d8$0$61779$ snipped-for-privacy@news.astraweb.com:

Yes - maybe look for blini pans? These are tiny frying pans. Ours is an extremely cheap and nasty one but nonetheless useful. There are longer handled versions.

Rod

I think this is exactly the name, thanks.

"Suz" just about managed :

I have never seen any such intructions in any article or electronic communication.

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