Home

   Log in or Register



Insurance Quotes
forums Campsite Search Comp Directory tips virtual brochure Profile
Tent and Awning Reviews Competitions Caravans and Motorhomes For Sale Shopping Diary Advent Calendar

Advertisement

Message Forums
Welcome Guest Register Login Search The Forum Posts Since Last Visit
 Reception - All Forums
  Life in General 		Share   Post on X / Twitter  Share on Facebook  Email  Printer Friendly Version Print
Subject Topic: Frying pans...
Page:  1  2 Post Reply Post New Topic
PersonCapt Lightning
19/12/2016 at 3:20pm
 Location: Turriff Aberdeenshi
 Outfit: Romahome R30 Dimens View Capt Lightning's Profile View Profile   Reply to Capt Lightning Reply   Quote Capt Lightning Quote  
Joined: 17/8/2006

Diamond Member
Diamond Member

Forum Posts:   2376
Site Reviews Total: 45
Site Reviews 2024: 0  
Site Reviews 2023: 0  
Site Reviews 2022: 2  
Site Reviews 2021: 0  
Site Reviews 2020: 2  
Site Reviews 2019: 0  
Site Reviews 2018: 5  
Site Nights 2024: 0
Site Nights 2023: 0
Site Nights 2022: 5
Site Nights 2021: 0
Site Nights 2020: 6
Site Nights 2019: 0
Site Nights 2018: 5
Bob, I wouldn't chuck cold, damp meat into boiling fat either. When making a casserole and any other dish that calls for it, I get the frying pan nice and hot with a small amount of oil and brown the meat (which is coated in seasoned flour) quickly in small batches. This is standard practice as specified in numerous cookery books.

My Lakeland pan has a thick bonded base and I only have to replace it because the non-stick coating has worn (after 6 or 7 years frequent use).



-------------
Two drifters off to see the world.

I'm tired of reality, so I'm off to look for a good fantasy.


PersonBob61
19/12/2016 at 5:16pm
 Location: 
 Outfit:  View Bob61's Profile View Profile   Reply to Bob61 Reply   Quote Bob61 Quote  
Joined: 23/8/2009

Diamond Member
Diamond Member

Forum Posts:   10276
Tent Reviews:   4
Site Reviews Total: 28
Site Reviews 2024: 0  
Site Reviews 2023: 0  
Site Reviews 2022: 0  
Site Reviews 2021: 0  
Site Reviews 2020: 0  
Site Reviews 2019: 2  
Site Reviews 2018: 2  
Site Nights 2024: 0
Site Nights 2023: 0
Site Nights 2022: 0
Site Nights 2021: 0
Site Nights 2020: 0
Site Nights 2019: 4
Site Nights 2018: 3
Quote: Originally posted by Capt Lightning on 19/12/2016
Bob, I wouldn't chuck cold, damp meat into boiling fat either. When making a casserole and any other dish that calls for it, I get the frying pan nice and hot with a small amount of oil and brown the meat (which is coated in seasoned flour) quickly in small batches. This is standard practice as specified in numerous cookery books.

My Lakeland pan has a thick bonded base and I only have to replace it because the non-stick coating has worn (after 6 or 7 years frequent use).




True, but take a look at the hands of any TV chef...scarred with years of hot fat hitting them.

I don't know if it is any good but you can get Teflon sprays to repair worn pans.


PersonEwen c
19/12/2016 at 9:15pm
 Location: County Kildare Ireland EU.
 Outfit: Tents View Ewen c's Profile View Profile   Reply to Ewen c Reply   Quote Ewen c Quote  
Joined: 22/8/2013

Diamond Member
Diamond Member

Forum Posts:   3012
Tent Reviews:   12
Site Reviews Total: 21
Site Reviews 2024: 0  
Site Reviews 2023: 1  
Site Reviews 2022: 1  
Site Reviews 2021: 5  
Site Reviews 2020: 0  
Site Reviews 2019: 1  
Site Reviews 2018: 6  
Site Nights 2024: 0
Site Nights 2023: 1
Site Nights 2022: 1
Site Nights 2021: 7
Site Nights 2020: 0
Site Nights 2019: 3
Site Nights 2018: 9
You don't need the flour. All you need is to quickly seal the meat.

-------------
Hypercamp Alaska
Vango Force 10 mk3
Vango F10 Helium 1
Coleman Cobra Pro 3
Coleman Cobra 2
Naturehike Star River 2
Eureka! Solitaire
Dutch army goretex bivvy bag


PersonSpamette
19/12/2016 at 9:21pm
 Location: None Entered
 Outfit: Motorhome View Spamette's Profile View Profile   Reply to Spamette Reply   Quote Spamette Quote  
Joined: 18/5/2015

Standard Member
Standard Member

Forum Posts:   53
Site Reviews Total: 3
Site Reviews 2024: 0  
Site Reviews 2023: 0  
Site Reviews 2022: 0  
Site Reviews 2021: 0  
Site Reviews 2020: 0  
Site Reviews 2019: 0  
Site Reviews 2018: 0  
Site Nights 2024: 0
Site Nights 2023: 0
Site Nights 2022: 0
Site Nights 2021: 0
Site Nights 2020: 0
Site Nights 2019: 0
Site Nights 2018: 0
The flour is to thicken your sauce.


Personkate w
19/12/2016 at 10:23pm
 Location: Derbyshire
 Outfit: Camplet Concorde Bailey Phoenix+ 420 View kate w's Profile View Profile   Reply to kate w Reply   Quote kate w Quote  
Joined: 25/5/2004

Diamond Member
Diamond Member

Forum Posts:   4061
Tent Reviews:   5
Site Reviews Total: 78
Site Reviews 2024: 9  
Site Reviews 2023: 6  
Site Reviews 2022: 6  
Site Reviews 2021: 3  
Site Reviews 2020: 1  
Site Reviews 2019: 4  
Site Reviews 2018: 3  
Site Nights 2024: 32
Site Nights 2023: 33
Site Nights 2022: 24
Site Nights 2021: 20
Site Nights 2020: 5
Site Nights 2019: 18
Site Nights 2018: 3
I had a set of Circulon Premier Professional pans for a Christmas present off my mum a few years ago, brilliant pans, heavy and take a while to get hot but really good quality.

-------------
Kate

Trailer tent, caravan and too many tents!


Advertisement



PersonEwen c
20/12/2016 at 6:42am
 Location: County Kildare Ireland EU.
 Outfit: Tents View Ewen c's Profile View Profile   Reply to Ewen c Reply   Quote Ewen c Quote  
Joined: 22/8/2013

Diamond Member
Diamond Member

Forum Posts:   3012
Tent Reviews:   12
Site Reviews Total: 21
Site Reviews 2024: 0  
Site Reviews 2023: 1  
Site Reviews 2022: 1  
Site Reviews 2021: 5  
Site Reviews 2020: 0  
Site Reviews 2019: 1  
Site Reviews 2018: 6  
Site Nights 2024: 0
Site Nights 2023: 1
Site Nights 2022: 1
Site Nights 2021: 7
Site Nights 2020: 0
Site Nights 2019: 3
Site Nights 2018: 9
Quote: Originally posted by Spamette on 19/12/2016
The flour is to thicken your sauce.


You don't need the flour if you reduce the sauce. A slow cooked casserole or stew will reduce nicely and have a nice thick sauce without flour.

-------------
Hypercamp Alaska
Vango Force 10 mk3
Vango F10 Helium 1
Coleman Cobra Pro 3
Coleman Cobra 2
Naturehike Star River 2
Eureka! Solitaire
Dutch army goretex bivvy bag


PersonCapt Lightning
20/12/2016 at 2:03pm
 Location: Turriff Aberdeenshi
 Outfit: Romahome R30 Dimens View Capt Lightning's Profile View Profile   Reply to Capt Lightning Reply   Quote Capt Lightning Quote  
Joined: 17/8/2006

Diamond Member
Diamond Member

Forum Posts:   2376
Site Reviews Total: 45
Site Reviews 2024: 0  
Site Reviews 2023: 0  
Site Reviews 2022: 2  
Site Reviews 2021: 0  
Site Reviews 2020: 2  
Site Reviews 2019: 0  
Site Reviews 2018: 5  
Site Nights 2024: 0
Site Nights 2023: 0
Site Nights 2022: 5
Site Nights 2021: 0
Site Nights 2020: 6
Site Nights 2019: 0
Site Nights 2018: 5
Everyone has their way of cooking. If I choose to coat meat in seasoned flour, that's what I do. Even if I didn't, I'd still want a hot pan to seal the meat, crisp chicken / fish skin etc..

Today, I had a look at some nice 'Stellar' and 'Judge' pans, both of which were stainless steel and had heavy encapsulated bases. Around £50 - just a tad more than I wanted to pay.

-------------
Two drifters off to see the world.

I'm tired of reality, so I'm off to look for a good fantasy.


PersonClaire
20/12/2016 at 6:51pm
 Location: Suffolk
 Outfit: Coachman Amera View Claire's Profile View Profile   Reply to Claire Reply   Quote Claire Quote  
Joined: 19/5/2002

Diamond Member
Diamond Member

Forum Posts:   2770
Site Reviews Total: 5
Site Reviews 2024: 0  
Site Reviews 2023: 0  
Site Reviews 2022: 0  
Site Reviews 2021: 1  
Site Reviews 2020: 0  
Site Reviews 2019: 0  
Site Reviews 2018: 0  
Site Nights 2024: 0
Site Nights 2023: 0
Site Nights 2022: 0
Site Nights 2021: 5
Site Nights 2020: 0
Site Nights 2019: 0
Site Nights 2018: 0
Le Creuset are fantastic. I got a set of pans for my 1st wedding anniversary (yes I did ask for them lol) The frying pan didn't last as long as the rest of the pans they are still going strong now, as its my wedding anniversary on the 7th of Jan (27 years) I may ask for a frying pan. How sad am I? lol


PersonBob61
20/12/2016 at 7:44pm
 Location: 
 Outfit:  View Bob61's Profile View Profile   Reply to Bob61 Reply   Quote Bob61 Quote  
Joined: 23/8/2009

Diamond Member
Diamond Member

Forum Posts:   10276
Tent Reviews:   4
Site Reviews Total: 28
Site Reviews 2024: 0  
Site Reviews 2023: 0  
Site Reviews 2022: 0  
Site Reviews 2021: 0  
Site Reviews 2020: 0  
Site Reviews 2019: 2  
Site Reviews 2018: 2  
Site Nights 2024: 0
Site Nights 2023: 0
Site Nights 2022: 0
Site Nights 2021: 0
Site Nights 2020: 0
Site Nights 2019: 4
Site Nights 2018: 3
I have had some Judge saucepans with glass lids for 14 years and have only recently replaced a couple of them because the non-stick surface had worn. I replaced them with something that looked very similar but a lot cheaper from Morrisons...I doubt they will last as long but they look good at the moment.

I don't know what the Judge frying pans are like but if they are as good as the saucepans they will be fine.


PersonCapt Lightning
20/12/2016 at 9:59pm
 Location: Turriff Aberdeenshi
 Outfit: Romahome R30 Dimens View Capt Lightning's Profile View Profile   Reply to Capt Lightning Reply   Quote Capt Lightning Quote  
Joined: 17/8/2006

Diamond Member
Diamond Member

Forum Posts:   2376
Site Reviews Total: 45
Site Reviews 2024: 0  
Site Reviews 2023: 0  
Site Reviews 2022: 2  
Site Reviews 2021: 0  
Site Reviews 2020: 2  
Site Reviews 2019: 0  
Site Reviews 2018: 5  
Site Nights 2024: 0
Site Nights 2023: 0
Site Nights 2022: 5
Site Nights 2021: 0
Site Nights 2020: 6
Site Nights 2019: 0
Site Nights 2018: 5
Claire, if the Le Crueset pans are cast iron, I'd be reluctant to use them on a ceramic hob. I have a very good cast iron pan that I don't use for that reason.

I still us the set of saucepans that I got as a wedding present 43 years ago. Unfortunately I didn't get a pan!


-------------
Two drifters off to see the world.

I'm tired of reality, so I'm off to look for a good fantasy.


Advertisement



PersonClaire
20/12/2016 at 10:41pm
 Location: Suffolk
 Outfit: Coachman Amera View Claire's Profile View Profile   Reply to Claire Reply   Quote Claire Quote  
Joined: 19/5/2002

Diamond Member
Diamond Member

Forum Posts:   2770
Site Reviews Total: 5
Site Reviews 2024: 0  
Site Reviews 2023: 0  
Site Reviews 2022: 0  
Site Reviews 2021: 1  
Site Reviews 2020: 0  
Site Reviews 2019: 0  
Site Reviews 2018: 0  
Site Nights 2024: 0
Site Nights 2023: 0
Site Nights 2022: 0
Site Nights 2021: 5
Site Nights 2020: 0
Site Nights 2019: 0
Site Nights 2018: 0
Thanks Capt Lightning I've just got a new range cooker and it's gas so should be ok :)


PersonBob61
21/12/2016 at 11:11am
 Location: 
 Outfit:  View Bob61's Profile View Profile   Reply to Bob61 Reply   Quote Bob61 Quote  
Joined: 23/8/2009

Diamond Member
Diamond Member

Forum Posts:   10276
Tent Reviews:   4
Site Reviews Total: 28
Site Reviews 2024: 0  
Site Reviews 2023: 0  
Site Reviews 2022: 0  
Site Reviews 2021: 0  
Site Reviews 2020: 0  
Site Reviews 2019: 2  
Site Reviews 2018: 2  
Site Nights 2024: 0
Site Nights 2023: 0
Site Nights 2022: 0
Site Nights 2021: 0
Site Nights 2020: 0
Site Nights 2019: 4
Site Nights 2018: 3
I didn't know The Range sell cookers.



In order to post a reply you will need to register, or if already registered please log in here

  Prev       Next

Jump To Page:  1  2

Quick Links - All Forums - Life in General - Top of Page

Printer Friendly Version Printable version      Share   Post on X / Twitter  Share on Facebook  Email


Latest News, Discounts and Competitions  see all...

8907 Visitors online !

Free UKCampsite.co.uk Window Sticker  -  Recommend to Friend  -  Add a Missing Campsite

[Message Forums]  [Caravan Sites & Camping]  [Company Listings]  [Features / Advice]  [Virtual Brochure]  [Shop!]
[Reception]  [Competitions]  [Caravans & Motorhomes For Sale]  [Event Diary]  [Contact Us]  [Tent Reviews] 



Please note we are not responsible for the content of external sites & any reviews represent the author's personal view only. Please report any error here. You may view our privacy and cookie policy and terms and conditions here. All copyrights & other intellectual property rights in the design and content of this web site are reserved to the UKCampsite.co.uk © 1999 - 2024


Advertisement
Advertisement


UKCampsite.co.uk
2024 Advent Calendar

Advent Calendar

24 Daily Prizes PLUS a Christmas Day Star Prize worth £999

Request a Reminder