do 8 chicken thighs fit in the 12" frypan?
340014
If they are normal size (not larger than expected average size) then, it can be done. Even mid-size ones would fit but it would probably be a bit crowded.
340015
I have the 12 1/2" pan and they would fit easily. Fantastic pans and worth the cost.
32730
Yes, you certainly can fit a chicken in the pan, on the rack and with the lid on. Most chickens sold in supermarkets fit well. If you get an unusually large bird, you could have a space problem with the rack and lid in place.
719223
Both the 12" Lodge and the 11" All-Clad frying pans sit flat on the burner. The flat portion of the bottom on both pans is about 9.25 in. in diameter. An All-Clad 6 qt. stock pot(11.3 in. diameter at the top and about 9" diameter on the flat portion of the bottom) also works well.
193587
Yes it might. The pan is nice and bigger than it look on the screen. A regular size chicken I will say might just fit.
1349946
Baking area is (cant find tape measure) approximately 7 inch high, 18 inch long, 12 inch deep. yes i have baked whole chickens in it (large chicken is a tight fit but does fit)
1091181
There are ( 3 ) size frying pans: 8", 10 1/4" and the 12". To get the correct size lid, you must measure the diameter of the pan where the lid will cover to know what size lid to order.
138088
The pan has sloping sides so it's a little indefinite. On the generous side, I'd say about 10 inches. On the plus side, this pan will easily hold 4 chicken breast halves or 6 thighs. The neat thing is that you can make a nice reduction sauce, using this same pan. Once you've sautéed the chicken and set it aside, you can add a little cooking wine, salt, pepper and your favorite herbs to make the reduction. The All-Clad Stainless Steel 13 inch Flat Whisk (T-134) does a great job.
1342851
If it fits a 12x12 pan, and it's rectangular, that means the shorter side fits 12", and the longer side fits MORE.
1858684
The answer is two inches. My pan is a 12" skillet. You can fit a whole extra piece of chicken in a 12" pan that won't fit in a 10". Frankly, you need both, and I already had a 10" skillet. I would have bought the 14" but my stove probably isn't large enough.
172100
I do not have the demensions but without the baskets in the fryer you should have no problem with the 8" funnel cakes.
2212887
Yes. 1 bolt per leg... i use wingnut....btw...If your interestred... u can cook 15 hot wings at 1 time..10 chicken legs....or 7 to 8 thighs...or 14 to 16 filets... i love mine
1691289
8 and 10.25-inch Fry Pans, 1qt & 2qt & 3qt Covered Saucepans, and 5qt Covered Dutch Oven
670640
Yes. You could fit 2 smaller chickens, like around 3 1/2 pound chickens. You could leave them whole to make a stock with. They would touch and your pot would be full, but you could do it. I would actually recommend buying the next size up if you want to boil two chickens on a regular basis.
1337019
The depth of the pan is 2" deep. You can cook chicken parts not a whole chicken such as legs, thighs, and breasts. No problem with pork chops, meat loaf, candied sweet potatoes, ham slices, bacon and steaks. We love this Oster unit.
1743228
Oil pans are knee high. I wouldnt want it any higher for fear of it being knocked over. I cooked 80lbs of chicken strips at a wedding a few weeks ago. Fryer worked great and the height never bothered me.
216970
The basket I have measures 3 3/8" deep overall including legs which are 5/8" and about 8" wide at the widest at the bottom. It is 9" across at the top not counting the handle. I got mine to use in a 5 quart Dutch oven which is 4" deep. The handle angles up and is hinged so there is no problem using them together. It would work in a fry skillet also. If your fryer's are 3" deep you will have about 1 3/8" of oil to cook food in after subtracting the legs since your oil should be at least an inch below the top of the fryer when loaded.
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The maximum depth in the middle of the pan is 2 1/2 inches by quick check using a ruler. I did deep fry rolled up boneless chicken. I think it cooked it fairly evenly across the pan.