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    Rimless crepe pan for stovetop use?

    Yeah! Just two more! errrr . . . . one?
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    Rimless crepe pan for stovetop use?

    Grrr. The "20 posts before you can link" rule is tremendously annoying. </rant>
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    Rimless crepe pan for stovetop use?

    Update! So I decided to stimulate the economy and buy the $95 crepe pan. I also searched hither and yon for a spreader and a long, thin, flat spatula. After lots of blind alleys I _finally_ found this 15 3/4" spatula: greatchefsequipment.com/store/pc/viewPrd.asp?idproduct=1336 It was hard to...
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    Trying to find an 8" CI skillet with sloping sides

    The pan is improving with use. Now that I've been using it pretty regularly for about a week (since properly seasoning it), it's definitely loosening up, so to speak. I made two omelets this morning, and they were definitely sliding in the pan. I still have to work on my heat control, though...
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    Rimless crepe pan for stovetop use?

    Jeelinkz, Thanks! I have to confess that some of this is just my "fantasy kitchen" mindset. Some people play fantasy baseball; I like to imagine that I can cook. When I go to creperies, I see the big, flat crepe griddles and the long, flat spatulas. I see the way the guys can get a huge crepe...
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    Trying to find an 8" CI skillet with sloping sides

    First flip!!! I tried using my new pan as-is for about a week, and it was a disaster. The eggs stuck to the pan like Velcro. "Pre-seasoned" doesn't really mean much. So I did a proper seasoning in the oven and tried again. On my first attempt I used 3 eggs, and it was a bit too much mass to...
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    Trying to find an 8" CI skillet with sloping sides

    OK! My Lodge Pro-Logic skillet arrived, and it's heavy! I probably will be able to flip with it given some practice, but it's going to feel _very_ different from my aluminum pans. It's also not very non-stick yet. Time to cook some bacon or sausage. Or both! Video may follow later, if I can get...
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    Trying to find an 8" CI skillet with sloping sides

    I talked to the ebay seller, and he offered to reduce the shipping charge to ~$9.30, so I bought it! Total cost, $22.29, which is reasonable. Now awaiting shipment . . . . We'll see if I can flip properly in a CI skillet :)
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    Trying to find an 8" CI skillet with sloping sides

    I think I may have found a bunch of these on ebay: cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=220007839853 He currently has 11 in stock, and the price is OK at $12.99, but $27 for shipping? That's absurd! If you buy the 10" one directly from Lodge they charge you $5 for shipping. Still, I...
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    Trying to find an 8" CI skillet with sloping sides

    Thanks, but I really am looking for something in cast iron.
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    Trying to find an 8" CI skillet with sloping sides

    Hmmm. Does yours have sloping sides? Or is it more of a traditional skillet with nearly-vertical sides? I'm a flipper :), and with the wrong shape to the pan, even _more_ of them will end up on the floor. Makes the cat happy, but not me so much. I'm thinking that shape will be even more...
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    Trying to find an 8" CI skillet with sloping sides

    [whoops, i was replying to pacanis, but bethzaring types faster than I do] Thanks, but I'm specifically looking for a cast-iron skillet without a non-stick coating. The Pro-Logic line by Lodge (linked above) seems to be exactly what I want, except that they no longer have an 8" model :( As...
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    Trying to find an 8" CI skillet with sloping sides

    Yeah, I've tried the 3-for-$30 non-stick skillets from Costco, and the heat distribution just doesn't do it for me. So I went and bought the $90 skillet, and then it got ruined. Some of the recent spooky talk about Teflon is worrying me as well, so I figured I'd try something that's...
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    Trying to find an 8" CI skillet with sloping sides

    I like two-egg omelets, and IMHO an 8" skillet is the perfect size for that. I had a very expensive Calphalon One skillet with the perfect size/shape, but _someone_ in my household (who shall remain nameless, honey) burned eggs in there until they caught fire, and the coating is ruined. All...
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    Seasoned new CI pan - now it's sticky

    And you cannot screw up the bacon, either :)
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