Is this non-stick enough to cook crepes on?
508697
YES! YES! YES! Absolutely perfect for crepes! As you know, to make the perfect crepes, it's all about the temperature of the pan. So once you find that perfect temperature, you'll be able to crank out crepes pretty quick. Cheers!
508698
I din't try crepes myself on this griddle, but I think the size of it is great for making crepes and is nonstick enough as well.
1457318
Actually I don't use a crepe spatula. I prefer tongs to flip them. I buy plastic tongs and they work great because they're not sharp and won't tear the crepe.
795498
I have the 12" version of this pan and on mine I have to say that the bottom is not completely flat-there is a slight hump in the center. Ingredients, including oil, tend to pool up in the edges of the pan while the middle stays bare. It's not an illusion caused by the non-stick qualities. Not good for applications like pancakes or crepes but ok for stir fry, browning meat, etc. That being said, the nonstick is pretty incredible and, overall it's a decent pan. Just depends on if you need a completely flat surface.
104059
It is non-stick. I still use a bit of oil, though, because the directions that came with my pan stated to do so.
1174210
No, as far as I can tell it is not a non-stick surface. I do like these pans, but when baking cookies I use parchment paper.
45077
No, it is not non-stick. I use oil and it work just fine, and cleans up in a snap.
508866
I use this pan for crepes. It really doesn't need to be seasoned. For crepes, you need a slight amount of oil (sprayed or brushed) and I have had no problem with sticking.
1016966
No, it is not non-stick; it is all stainless steel and a wonderful tool for your kitchen. Cleans very easily with soap and water.
1773669
definitley pancakes... crepes may get tricky because it isn't non-stick but it all depends on your skills and how much grease you use.
615917
Yes! it`s really nonstick.. & very easy to clean using those scrubby sponges..
2271194
the size of the crepe you can make depends on the size of the pan! There are not hot spots! The first crepe never turns out for me no matter which pan I use, as with everything it will require for you to play around with it and figure out what setting the flame/burner needs to be on, how much batter etc. Great product! We are very happy with it!
1600246
I wouldn't think so since most non-stick pots are non-stick on the inside of the pot. As a side issue, I use the metal tray underneath for a small baking pan. It is the perfect size to warm and crisp bread for two people.
1528833
I haven't tried it, but I think it would work well. Being seasoned, it's naturally non stick and it's heavy.
1281104
I'm not sure, Mollyann. I think the pan would be ok, but am not sure about the nonstick coating in that high heat. Try going to the Chef's Design website and put the question in the "contact me" form.
637196
Yes, but...this exact pan has quite small circumference. Your crepes would need to be on the small side.It's fantastic pan for cooking.
1190418
The nonstick surface appears to be much more durable than the earlier Teflon, but I wouldn't recommend using metal. Use wood or plastic.
1544294
No it is not non-stick. But has been functioning very well as a toaster, broiler and convection oven. I do recommend this product.