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i have the 12" (4+ years of near daily use) and the 15" paella pan (2+ years of maybe monthly use) and they're killer. yes, rivets. i have absolutely never considered them even the slightest hinderance. i do have the silicon handle for the 12 which makes life a lot easier as well.
basically, if you like cast but want to reduce the weight while having a significant sized pan, just do it and get some carbon steel. my cast pans are in my car-camping kit now and i miss them, but only barely.
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I heard they have changed up the coating. The new method is much easier.
Old method was cooking oil, salt and potato skins in the pan.
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I also used the Am Ex points deal and applied .01 points and got the 40% discount, so total for a Matfer Bourgeat 12 5/8 carbon steel pan with tax was $41.52 on Amazon. Thanks!
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12" is out of stock but they have a few smaller sizes and ovals.
Use a dish towel to protect your hand from the heat from the base of the handle and allow the rest of the handle (which should be a lot cooler) to leverage against your forearm. This should be stable even with a full skillet. There are plenty of YouTube videos showing technique with type of handle. I use this technique successfully with a 6 pound deBuyer pan with a similar handle.
do silicone sleeves work?
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i have the 12" (4+ years of near daily use) and the 15" paella pan (2+ years of maybe monthly use) and they're killer. yes, rivets. i have absolutely never considered them even the slightest hinderance. i do have the silicon handle for the 12 which makes life a lot easier as well.
basically, if you like cast but want to reduce the weight while having a significant sized pan, just do it and get some carbon steel. my cast pans are in my car-camping kit now and i miss them, but only barely.