Does this work with the 10.5 &amp; 12" Chicken Fryers? They are 3" deep!
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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.
33629
The answer is yes. Lodge measurements are taken at the top of the pan. The Lodge 10.25 skillet, the 10.25" deep skillet (formerly known as the 3qt. chicken fryer) and the 5qt. dutch oven all will share the same size lid.
1451147
I believe Ozeri does offer a 10" fry pan lid for their Green Earth Pan. I honestly can't say if it would work with thispan or not. I used a lid I had from another 10" inch pan and it didn't sit on the rim but still did the job for me.
2070650
It fits perfectly my 10 1/4" inner diameter frying pan (Lodge L8SK3) which has an outer diameter of 10 1/2" . As stated before it also fits the Lodge 5 quart Dutch oven and its lid also fits the frying pan. What won´t work is using the Dutch oven´s lid as a pan and the cast iron lid, well, as a lid.
1799982
It was the wrong size for the fry pan for which it was purchased, Wolfgang Puck 11" ribbed stainless steel fry pan. Fortunately, I have a Berghoff glass lid which does fit. You really cant tell from the size listed for a lid if it will fit a certain pan. They should give inner and outer lid measurements. All 10" lids will not fit all 10" pans.
2129982
Yes, I bought the Ozeri ZP-26GL Green Earth Frying Pan Lid, 10-Inch and it's fits perfectly.
333277
I just tried the lids on both frying pans and they both fit just inside the rim and not on the rim; I am not sure if that qualifies as "fitting" or not.
1337021
It's 2.5" deep. If you're talking deep frying, no. Get yourself a deep fryer for that. But for frying chicken in an inch or so of oil, etc, yes. People cook fried chicken in frying pans all the time, and this one is no exception. I have fried and stir fried, and pan fried in mine. It does great pork chops and steaks. I do a cross between pan-fried and oven baked chicken in it. They all turn out very successfully, moist and tender, but properly cooked, and it can do a very nice crispy exterior, if you want it. I do my 'world famous' fried squash parmesan, and it's the best I have ever tasted. In other words, it's very versatile, and can turn out pretty much whatever you want. I love mine. (it's easy to clean, too) ENJOY
310630
I'm not 100% sure. This is not as deep as the fryer so I do not believe that it will sit far enough into the deep fryer, the handle will stop it from going down into the oil. I use it in a 5 quart dutch oven on the stovetop. Hope this helps.
580658
I've never used any other container other than what was sent with the product. However, if your deep fryer container can fit snugly as the designed product bowl, under the dispensing chute, it may work. Try it.
1970317
I routinely use a large 10 inch pan on my burners, as well as a 12 inch fry pan, so yours should work just fine
1924244
No, it will not. You can buy a Scanpan lid separately for the 12 3/4 in fry pan.
1853784
shoestring fries are 3/8" but yes it will, some people use the 1/4'' for fries ....so its your choice
618910
I don't think so. There isn't much of a bend in the handle, so won't go very deep into a fryer. I hope that helps.
663249
Mine is a 9 quart Dutch oven and the fryer is a bit smaller so it might fit a 12 quart. there would be a lot of room around it but it would fit.
1286323
It fits a 10-inch diameter perfectly. For 12-inch, it wouldn't cover much of the pan and things could flop over the top of the sieve. The picture shows a deep pot where food can spread out and still stay under the sieve. In a shallow frying pan, you may have trouble keeping the food from spilling over.
559857
Yes! I've measured the interior of the lid and the diameter is just fractionally shy of 11.5". The lid has a lip on the interior circumference. My measurement for you is within the boundary of that interior lip. The lid should exceed your frying pan. I've actually used it for similar pans and although the lid was a little larger, it still worked well. I have been happy with this purchase. Hope this helps.