Amazon.com Review
This professional-grade nonstick skillet is so perfectly balanced that you can actually flip an omelet in the pan without using a spatula. Hard-anodized cookware was first developed for the restaurant trade. The anodizing process makes aluminum up to twice as hard as stainless steel, and the aluminum core makes heating quick and even, eliminating hot spots. While this skillet's nonstick surface is exceptionally durable, metal utensils may cause scratches, so you're better off using plastic or wood. The stainless-steel handle is riveted in place for the strongest bond possible, and it's oven-safe up to 500 degrees F.
When you get your pan, wash it with mild soap and condition it by rubbing a light layer of cooking oil across the surface. Avoid cooking sprays, as they can leave a residue and make food more likely to stick when you aren't cooking with oil. And medium heat is best--and all that's required--even for searing and browning. If you notice a white film on the nonstick interior from food starch or minerals, just wipe it away with a mixture of lemon juice and water. --Irene Svete
Product Description
So many wonderful dishes require a skillet, shouldn't you have one that can stand up to continuous service?. Take lemon garlic salmon or spinach with pine nuts for example. The non-stick interior allows you to cook light and clean fast while the heavy gauge anodized aluminum gives superior heat distribution and conductivity.