What is the best company or companies for pan sets not looking for vintage or cast iron either just a full set at a decent price since mine are getting cruddy at home and since I am not a home cook I don't know much about this whatsoever
how are those carbon saute pans on non stick?
If you're looking for good quality budget friendly stainless, Tramontina tri-ply is great. I picked up a set from Walmart with a few additional pieces for about $160. I did a comparison of a 12" tramontina and my mother in laws all clad and to me there wasn't such a difference between them to warrant the price difference.
I've also gotten rid of every Teflon non stick I had. They don't last, bubble and flake off into food. I did get a ceramic 12" tramontina for $12 and it's still cooking beautifully after 5 years. If it ever needs replacing, it's not a big investment.
I have this tramontana set and it's wonderful. All clad are built better and have a more refined finish but in all honesty don't cook any better. I've had the tra pans from Walmart for at least five years and they still look new. I don't think there is a better set for the money and they will last a lifetime was long as you don't shock them from screaming hot and then putt hem in cold water.
http://www.seriouseats.com/2010/08/equipment-the-all-clad-vs-tramontina-skillet.html
Very informative although a few yrs old.
Great share. My sentiments exactly, except I have both Allclad and tramontina
So best for searing meat is a cast iron pan (lodge type) traditional cast iron or a carbon pan?
So best for searing meat is a cast iron pan (lodge type) traditional cast iron or a carbon pan?
where can you get those on the bay?
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