what is a good brand for a 12 " covered skillet?
1296356
Is this skillet 12" from outside rim to rim? Please don't include the handle for measurement.
1296357
My Circulon Elite nonstick 12" covered has proven to be a good one. Bought a set as a gift for my daughter too. She loves them too.
1296358
I HIGHLY recommend this Circulon 12 in skillet, , washes like a dream, food fry is perfect, I am a hugh fan of this cookware, can't go wrong, and not as heavy as cast iron
2013648
I use a 12 inch fry pan. It works very well. Like all large pans it's a bit hotter in the middle
560954
Awwww, don't give up. I just googledcookware for ceramic stovetop and it came back with "All-Clad" and "Calphalon" are good bets since they are heavy, flat bottomed cookware. You're going to pay dearly for them, they are some of the highest priced cookware out there. Good luck with your cookware-search.
1777533
Since I don't own this pan anymore I would be hesitant to say. You could probably send an e-mail to AllClad and ask them. Give specific model #s so they don't confuse it with the 5-Ply skillet. Sorry
2142367
Eggs love to stick to things, especially hot metal surfaces. In all honesty I love this cookware set but in some cases there is no beating a good non-stick skillet. That's why I always have a 7-inch, 10-inch, and 12-inch non-stick skillet on hand and ready to go. The only down side is that a non-stick skillet loses it's non-stick abilities after so many uses but really $10 every few years is cheap enough to just buy a new one when needed.
1512967
Absolutely! We recently bought an induction range and had to have new cookware. I purchased the Cuisinart MCP-12N MultiClad Pro Stainless Steel 12-Piece Cookware Set from Amazon which included the skillet you asked about. Wonderful cookware!
1119908
Probably nine inch or smaller works best. You can put a twelve inch on it but you will probably have to stir food to get it to cook evenly because it won't heat the edges of the pan.
1884864
I purchased the "Universal Glass Quicklids Pot Lid with Cool-touch Knob, Large" specifically for use with this 12.5" T-Fal skillet and I am happy with its performance. The unique concave design of that lid means that it will work equally well with other, smaller pots and pans (i.e. if the lid is too large then any condensation will go back into the pot/pan rather than dripping out onto the stove).
1369548
http://www.bedbathandbeyond.com/store/product/farberware-12-inch-tempered-glass-lid/1014228730?mcid=PS_googlepla_nonbrand_cookware_&adpos;=1o1&creative;=39230274589&d;evice=c&matchtype;=&network;=g&gclid;=CjwKEAiAh7WkBRCQj-_zwZvk52ISJADj7z8CXz5AfO0_UsftaVM8DdAHTwCqKfaLYghxM7r_q4XOIRoCSZ3w_wcBGoogled 'lid for 12" Farberware frypan' and got the link above. A tempered glass lid for the 12" fry pan is $99. Or, you can try eBay if you don't care for that price.....
788486
I am not 100% positive. I bought my collection from Bed Bath and Beyond. I bought a very large skillet by itself from there as well and I believe it is 12inches. You might want to look at BB&B; website to get an idea of the actual sizing or go to Cuisinats website and look.
103507
To BC & VP: The only stainless skillet I recently bought was the Cuisinart 722-36H Chef's Classic.. The whole trick to preventing food from sticking is not to have the pan too hot. Also - have a bottle of Bar Keepers Friend on hand for thorough cleaning. Really works. The pan will look like new. Good luck.
1778679
More or less. You can cover the 8" skillet with the sauce pan lid, but it is not tight, but I doubt you will need it tight. My wife does this all the time. There is a lid for the skillet with the helper (they call it 3 qt saute with lid. That is piece I would use if I needed covered skillet. The lid for the 8 qt. probably gets very close for the 10" skillet. We have not used it that way. One other answer says no and one says yes. Think they are both right.
1024490
Try a Lodge cast iron skillet the same size as this. Just turn it over this pan. I've used skillets as lids many times.
1031632
A 12" lodge cast iron skillet is 7.2 lbs, these steel pans will be a lot less I'm guessing after the 4.5lb reply.
1906330
Yes, because silicone stretches. With the 10" and 12" skillets, you have to give the holder a little nudge to slide it all the way on (it slides easily on the smaller skillets), but it definitely will fit.
191569
The Farberware lid I bought was an 8" lid and doesn't fit any of my 8" skillets, saute or omelet pans. I don't know about a 12" lid fitting a cast iron skillet, but I wouldn't order one online. I'd take my skillet to a "brick and mortar" store and try out the lids.
1586526
The 7 qt. dutch oven lid does fit the 12" skillet and the 5 qt. dutch oven lid fits the 10 1/4" skillet. As the previous poster said, buying the dutch oven is a great way to get a lid for the skillet and an extra piece of cookware. If you don't need two dutch ovens, it is cheaper to get the 7 qt. dutch oven with the spiral handle and the 10 1/4" lid ($55.97 total) than getting the 5 qt. dutch oven and the 12" lid ($57.65).