I've not come across them before - I'd be interested to know.Noel":33e6v6dl said:Chris, what's the advantage/s of a ceramic pan as opposed to CI or Alu? Oven? Or how it cooks/heat etc?
As a guess I would say the heat distribution would be more even along with faster cooling down and heating up times, similar to copper pans.Noel":3aydgwqx said:Chris, what's the advantage/s of a ceramic pan as opposed to CI or Alu? Oven? Or how it cooks/heat etc?
I went over to ceramic and threw out my teflon after watching a documentary about how invasive/ harmful it is, not tried anything else - but did wonder about getting a skillet to see if that works.Noel":84ggz7kp said:Chris, what's the advantage/s of a ceramic pan as opposed to CI or Alu? Oven? Or how it cooks/heat etc?
Ditto + my omelette pan.Beanwood":sasgjb4a said:I had one for while - it's one of the few things I've thrown out!
Things would stick to it, it stained, I'd rather have my cast iron griddle, or a teflon pan.
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You should be banned for a week for thattreeturner123":3cuv0sxi said:Hi All
Is this a case of jumping from the Ceramic Frying pan into the ceramic fire?!
Phil
You should be fine with mild detergents (like washing up liquid) on a well seasoned pan, dishwasher is not a good idea.Cornersruns":2puyybap said:Carbon steel, the way proper Woks are made. Needs seasoning, coat with vegetable oil and heat till smoking. The more you use it the better the non stick gets. Never use washing up liquid or a dishwasher to clean just use hot water and a brush to scrub around it. Heat the pan to dry it after washing, add a little more oil if it looks dry, just rub a little vegetable oil around the pan with a paper towel.
Cast iron is good too, treat the same way as carbon steel, but it is heavy and if you over heat it can be ruined.