I have a 15 inch large cast iron frying pan &amp; I need a splatter protection scrren will this product help
465828
I have the 15" Logic cast iron skillet and this 15" screen works perfectly with it.
1534452
Yes, I think so. I have used it that way and just put a saucepan in back of it to hold steady. I do like this splatter guard but wish it were just a couple of inches taller. But I am planning on getting another as I use it so often!
2034727
It does fit my 12" frying pan, but mine doesn't have the side pour spouts. So, I am thinking it will still fit the Staub pan, though not completely cover the side spouts...
456356
Though I've never used this to cover simmering pots, I'm fairly certain that moisture build-up wouldn't be a problem. The sturdy screen is really a perforated lid. It's actually the best splatter screen I've ever used.
1417183
It will, but it's a tedious process, unless you add an abrasive cleanser. I pour in some baking soda and use the ringer, or pour in some vinegar (no Ringer needed) if I've got time to let the pan sit for a while. Let me add that the Ringer excels (with an abrasive, like baking soda) at removing baked on oil from the outside of stainless frypans. So much faster than a scrubby sponge with cleanser ever was.
639150
There are multiple holes in this splatter guard. I only use this for frying, to try & keep the grease in the pan. I would have to assume, because of the holes, that there would be very little steam build up by using this cover.
2150602
If the Cuisanart fry [pan is 14 inches the ALPC 14 will work as well as any flat cover on any pot that it fit will work.It's a nifty pot cover. Just remember tis aluminum, which means it get very hot handling it.
1646906
Set up the splatter guard according to manufacturers instructions. Please plug appliance with power cord over the top of the splatter guard.
1894533
Yes Vicki, I bought it to cover a 15 inch non stick pan and it works perfectly. Its good quality too!
160460
It might reduce the amount of splatter but I would be skeptical as to how much. I have a feeling that the droplets of liquid from your fish filet would go right through the mesh. I don't have any alternatives to suggest either. Maybe if you put two of them one on top of the other, don't know. Sorry I couldn't be more help. Try it and see.
536752
Cast iron happens to be the best skillet to cook with on this Duxtop. Heat transfer is superb. It takes maybe an additional minute or two to heat up the skillet, but once it's hot, heat transfer is quick. However, the weight is a concern for me. So is the 15" size. It just may be too wide. I'd probably not go over 11".
196777
buy a sieve or splatter guard at a yard sale. You can find many different size screens on these two kitchen items. I use my various sieves and splatter guards for tons of things like pushing soil thru to get rid of small rocks/pebbles, sticks, etc or to break up dirt clods. Just one example of a use NOT for the kitchen. If you are unsure what a splatter guard is, it's what your Grandma used over her skillet while frying bacon to keep hot grease from popping on her or all over the stovetop, walls, etc. Those come in many diameters as well for use w/ different size pans. I have found all kinds of kitchen gadgets that can be repurposed for gardening projects or something like this. Hope this helps. buy a sieve or splatter guard at a yard sale. You can find many different size screens on these two kitchen items. I use my various sieves and splatter guards for tons of things like pushing soil thru to get rid of small rocks/pebbles, sticks, etc or to break up dirt clods. Just one example of a use NOT for the kitchen. If you are unsure what a splatter guard is, it's what your Grandma used over her skillet while frying bacon to keep hot grease from popping on her or all over the stovetop, walls, etc. Those come in many diameters as well for use w/ different size pans. I have found all... » Read More buy a sieve or splatter guard at a yard sale. You can find many different size screens on these two kitchen items. I use my various sieves and splatter guards for tons of things like pushing soil thru to get rid of small rocks/pebbles, sticks, etc or to break up dirt clods. Just one example of a use NOT for the kitchen. If you are unsure what a splatter guard is, it's what your Grandma used over her skillet while frying bacon to keep hot grease from popping on her or all over the stovetop, walls, etc. Those come in many diameters as well for use w/ different size pans. I have found all kinds of kitchen gadgets that can be repurposed for gardening projects or something like this. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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No this lid will not work for a 15" pan. It measures 12 1/2". Be sure the pan is really 15" inches, that is a very large pan.......
1732765
Im not sure. I think it's for two. But I will say, it's the greatest product for taking the burnt on scorch drips off my All Clad pans...
2063909
Sorry I don't know what model fry pan I have as it is over 40 years old and all identifying information has been worn off, so I can't say if this control unit will fit your pan. My pan is round with a 12 inch diameter. The electrodes on my pan are 1 9/16" apart. Everything with this control unit looked like it should fit, but it would not initially go all the way on. I had to take the control unit apart and remove a small metal ring (one on each side) that had made the fit too tight for the pan's electrodes to properly fit in the holes of the control unit. Without the rings, the control unit fits perfectly and works well.
1212858
I haven't noticed any difference in the cooking, its mostly just a splatter shield.
1646908
Set up splatter guard according to manufactures instructions. Please the cord over the top of the splatter guard and plugged into the outlet. If the cord is too short, put appliance on a fireproof platform; then do as above.