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02-08-2004, 01:15 AM
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All-Clad LTD Nonstick Grille Pan or Analon
"MH" wrote in message news:xLePc.1529$lD5.1189@trndny03... Saw both pans. Which is better? Analon has a glass cover and it a bit higher, All clad's teflon looks better. I can't see using a lid on a grill pan. I also don't think that Teflon makes any sense. I would get a cast iron grill pan and season it well. Save you money for something else. 
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02-08-2004, 01:15 AM
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All-Clad LTD Nonstick Grille Pan or Analon
"MH" wrote in message news:xLePc.1529$lD5.1189@trndny03... Saw both pans. Which is better? Analon has a glass cover and it a bit higher, All clad's teflon looks better. I can't see using a lid on a grill pan. I also don't think that Teflon makes any sense. I would get a cast iron grill pan and season it well. Save you money for something else.
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02-08-2004, 01:26 AM
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All-Clad LTD Nonstick Grille Pan or Analon
These run at $50.00. What cast iron would you recommend?
"Vox Humana" wrote in message ... "MH" wrote in message news:xLePc.1529$lD5.1189@trndny03... Saw both pans. Which is better? Analon has a glass cover and it a bit higher, All clad's teflon looks better. I can't see using a lid on a grill pan. I also don't think that Teflon makes any sense. I would get a cast iron grill pan and season it well. Save you money for something else.
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02-08-2004, 01:26 AM
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All-Clad LTD Nonstick Grille Pan or Analon
These run at $50.00. What cast iron would you recommend?
"Vox Humana" wrote in message ... "MH" wrote in message news:xLePc.1529$lD5.1189@trndny03... Saw both pans. Which is better? Analon has a glass cover and it a bit higher, All clad's teflon looks better. I can't see using a lid on a grill pan. I also don't think that Teflon makes any sense. I would get a cast iron grill pan and season it well. Save you money for something else.
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02-08-2004, 03:14 AM
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All-Clad LTD Nonstick Grille Pan or Analon
"MH" wrote in message news:0TfPc.3237$%J6.340@trndny07... These run at $50.00. What cast iron would you recommend? "Vox Humana" wrote in message ... Lodge makes a couple nice cast iron grill pans for about $15- maybe less at Wal-Mart. For some reason, Lodge's website doesn't show them, but you can see them he http://www.redhillgeneralstore.com/lgrillpans.htm You could probably get one at any discount store -- sporting goods store should have them also. I like to pre-heat mine really well, and then put the meat on it. That's something you shouldn't do with non-stick coatings. For thick cuts, I like to get the pan smoking hot, sear the meat and the put the pan in a hot oven to finish it. That's also something you shouldn't do with Teflon.
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02-08-2004, 03:14 AM
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All-Clad LTD Nonstick Grille Pan or Analon
"MH" wrote in message news:0TfPc.3237$%J6.340@trndny07... These run at $50.00. What cast iron would you recommend? "Vox Humana" wrote in message ... Lodge makes a couple nice cast iron grill pans for about $15- maybe less at Wal-Mart. For some reason, Lodge's website doesn't show them, but you can see them he http://www.redhillgeneralstore.com/lgrillpans.htm You could probably get one at any discount store -- sporting goods store should have them also. I like to pre-heat mine really well, and then put the meat on it. That's something you shouldn't do with non-stick coatings. For thick cuts, I like to get the pan smoking hot, sear the meat and the put the pan in a hot oven to finish it. That's also something you shouldn't do with Teflon.
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02-08-2004, 04:26 AM
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All-Clad LTD Nonstick Grille Pan or Analon
On Sun, 01 Aug 2004 23:10:21 GMT, "MH" wrote:
Saw both pans. Which is better? Analon has a glass cover and it a bit higher, All clad's teflon looks better. Find a left-over (now discontinued) Calphalon Commercial nonstick -- it's better than either of your above choices. -- Larry
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02-08-2004, 04:26 AM
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All-Clad LTD Nonstick Grille Pan or Analon
On Sun, 01 Aug 2004 23:10:21 GMT, "MH" wrote:
Saw both pans. Which is better? Analon has a glass cover and it a bit higher, All clad's teflon looks better. Find a left-over (now discontinued) Calphalon Commercial nonstick -- it's better than either of your above choices. -- Larry
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