Would this be good for frying one egg to make an egg sandwich? What are the inside dimensions of one-half of the pan?
2009276
The inside dimension is approximately 6" x 4". You might be able to fry an egg, it would contain it and make it rectangular. Getting it out of the pan may be a little difficult
2009277
Would be great for just one egg! I usually use it for 2 eggs over easy...one on each side
662707
The sides of this skillet are not high enough to hold enough oil to deep fry - approximately 2" high. Heated oil expands so it would be unsafe to use any more than 1/2" of oil in a shallow pan like this due to the probability of oil overheating and splattering/spillling out when food is added in. To safely deep fry you would need to use a boiler/pan with 5" or 6" sides so that oil won't spill over the sides when food is added in the heated oil.
43173
I don't have mine here in front of me... but I will say its closer to 5 1/2 x 7 x 1 1/4 I will also tell you that I have used mine about 20 times now and it has worked fantastic!!! I wish I would have bought this a LONG time ago.. Definitely worth the money for me for camping, hunting, fishing, and for general travel. I use it for hard boiled eggs and regular eggs. Never had any issues at all with it so far.
1454128
Note deep enough for bacon, unless you don't mind the spatter. It is great for cooking eggs over easy. My wife makes a mean egg mcmuffin with Canadian bacon. Canadian bacon cooks great on the griddle!
517809
If the pan is hot enough, yes it will. I've not used it for fried eggs, as the ridges make flipping them over challenging. Pancakes hold up better, but you still need to slide your spatula along the ridges, not crosswise into them.
2122767
Hi, this pan is very well made. It is deep enough for deep frying as well. The size of the pan is 4-1/2 qt. To give you close idea for deepness, it is 4 inches deep (approximately 10 centimeters). Hope I helped you.
969506
The inside measurement is 9.75 inches by 9.75 inches. Whether you can make 4 pancakes at once depends on the size of your pancakes. I make 4 at the time. I have found a new wonderful use for my skillet...stir frying. I love to do sliced zucchini with onions, peppers, and broccoli slaw. You can put a little oil on the skillet and brown your zucchini first on both sides. I put the onion in with it. Then add other veggies and cook them. They are yummy! It makes better stir fries than a Wok. I really use my skillet a lot. And it is very easy to clean. After cooking while it is still hot add a little water to it. Everything will losen up and then I usually stick it in the dishwasher/ or if I need it right away I wash it by hand.
1756530
Do not put more than about a 1/2 inch in the pan. You do not want to have it touch the cups. I have found that the best way to use this is to jiggle the pan every so often to determine how done the eggs are...
1500682
It is a standard muffin size but they are not as deep as my tin muffin pan. I actually use it for eggs and it works great for that.
850933
Remember the dimensions I listed are the INSIDE measurements! It is bigger but you need to know what can fit into the pan.
1060422
fry pans come in 8". 10", 12", and some larger yet. the smallest is good for 1 fried egg or perhaps 1 grilled cheese sandwich. the larger ones are for pancakes, fried chicken-fish-pork chops. et cetera. Hope this helps a little. PS...I did not buy Gourmet Chef.
1908664
The pan is 10 1/2" across the inside and 2 3/4" deep below the recess that the lid sits on. Good for a full one pot meal for two people. Good for Four or more people if rice, potatoes, etc. are cooked separately. The bottom is slightly crowned, as someone else pointed out, so oil for frying runs to the outside. Not really a problem, as the non-stick surface is very superior, but it would better flat (an advantage for browning foods in minimal oil). Still very happy with this cooker--highly recommend it!
1470466
It is about 1/2 inch deep, as I remember. I think it is suitable for frying bacon. I would get a different fry pan. This one did not hold up well.
1410102
Its not really a "fry pan", just a smaller version of the same thing. I use mine for rice mostly. It can hold 2 cups or more of raw rice and te required amount of liquid to cook it. In theory you could use it for anything that you would cook in the larger pot, but around here, even just cooking for 2, I use the big one about 5 times as often. I hope this late reply helps!
1546481
The 12 1/2 inch fry pan is an excellent size for 4 pancakes. I use mine almost every day, it's that versatile.
1723860
I do not have this pan. My review was on the Meatloaf pan. You can probobably find the dimensions on RachaelRayStore.com for this pan.
154763
I fill a large size tin foil bread pan of food to warm stuff up in it and it fits. Great size for food for 1 or 2.