Amazon has
10.25" Lodge Cast Iron Grill Pan on sale for
$15.95.
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Product Info: - Made in USA
- Perfect for grilling steak, chicken and burgers
- Features a ribbed bottom - allows fat to drain away/creates desirable grill marks
- Two subtle side lips enable simple and mess-free pouring
- Pre-seasoned at Lodge's foundry for a natural, easy-release finish that improves with use
- Unparalleled distribution and retention of heat ensures rapid and efficient cooking
Top Comments
This has been had for cheaper on past deals, and personally its not a good pan....unless you like cleaning groves, or are going to hang it on the wall like mine, as a decorative piece. You would be better off cooking in a flat pan, or on a grill......IMO
I bought the square version of this pan about 12 years ago. I've used it....maybe 20 times since then. The grooves are a pain to clean properly, and I didn't want to invest in a plastic groove tool like a George Foreman Grill had. While I liked the charred lines it made (with the help of a press), I still reach for my 10" flat skillet when I want to cook a steak.
At this price, you're not going to hurt buying it to try it out. It'll give you the grill-line marks, but it won't have the same smoke/flavoring you get with grillin'.
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This has been had for cheaper on past deals, and personally its not a good pan....unless you like cleaning groves, or are going to hang it on the wall like mine, as a decorative piece. You would be better off cooking in a flat pan, or on a grill......IMO
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This has been had for cheaper on past deals, and personally its not a good pan....unless you like cleaning groves, or are going to hang it on the wall like mine, as a decorative piece. You would be better off cooking in a flat pan, or on a grill......IMO
I bought the square version of this pan about 12 years ago. I've used it....maybe 20 times since then. The grooves are a pain to clean properly, and I didn't want to invest in a plastic groove tool like a George Foreman Grill had. While I liked the charred lines it made (with the help of a press), I still reach for my 10" flat skillet when I want to cook a steak.
At this price, you're not going to hurt buying it to try it out. It'll give you the grill-line marks, but it won't have the same smoke/flavoring you get with grillin'.
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This has been had for cheaper on past deals, and personally its not a good pan....unless you like cleaning groves, or are going to hang it on the wall like mine, as a decorative piece. You would be better off cooking in a flat pan, or on a grill......IMO
This has been had for cheaper on past deals, and personally its not a good pan....unless you like cleaning groves, or are going to hang it on the wall like mine, as a decorative piece. You would be better off cooking in a flat pan, or on a grill......IMO
To clean I'd recommend a stiff bamboo brush.
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Thanks OP, my current one is a bit worn and not cast iron, I may have to get this.
In general, you need a heat protector that goes over the handle, so you don't burn yourself when cooking.
Otherewise, I do dig the grill bottom, more so than the flat plan. I've made a good number of steaks using this. All turned out looking nice. Yeah, there's more contact with the flat pan, but this seem to do just fine.
As for cleaning, I just let the oil cook in and then do a quick scrub with the rough side of sponge. Then I heat off the moisture. No issues.
To clean I'd recommend a stiff bamboo brush.
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