Cooking in a frying pan is more than just pan-frying. From baking cakes to making the perfect pizza, find new ways to cook with a frying pan.
How to choose the right pan
Before you buy any pan, think about what you need it for. You need a large enough pan to meet most of your needs, but not too big to prevent the food from spoiling and drying out. At the same time, consider the depth of the pan. Some pans are deep enough for stir-frying, stew or curry, and some pans are shallow enough for crepes and omelets. No matter what pan you choose, in general, the heavier the base the better.
Here are the three most common pans:
Non-stick pan
If you can only afford a pan, choose a universal non-stick pan. This will help you complete most cooking tasks and is a breeze. Regardless of what the manufacturer says, only use wooden or plastic utensils on their surfaces to protect and extend their life.
Stainless steel pan
These sturdy pans are made of durable stainless steel and require very little maintenance. Choose a base with aluminum or copper, as this makes them a great thermal conductor.
Cast iron pan
This traditional frying pan is very heavy and is a favorite of experienced chefs. However, know that they heat up slowly, but they will maintain a good temperature and transfer heat evenly. If you have more money, choose an enameled cast iron pan, which will protect the iron and reduce maintenance costs.
New way to use a frying pan
Here are 7 new ways to use the frying pan that you should try:
Make lasagna
Instead of baking lasagna in the oven, use a frying pan to perfect this classic Italian dish. Quick to make and suitable for use when going out camping, this recipe will surely become a family favorite.

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Make mincemeat or vegetable slices
Your favorite vegetable slices, meat omelets, are easy to make perfect in a frying pan. Simply fry the vegetables in a frying pan, then top with the egg and milk mix. Finally, grill it under a hot grill to make sure it is completely set.
Make pizza
To make the perfect crispy crust, use a frying pan instead of the oven to make this pizza. You can add any ingredients you like, don’t forget to put a lot of cheese.
Make dessert
Cakes, slices and tray baking are all easily adapted to your frying pan. Try our favorite trick, turn the classic tartine recipe into a cake by caramelising the apples in a pan, then topping the cooked fruit with sponge cake, and baking it in the oven.
Make toasted sandwiches
Don't use the method of pressing sandwiches, use a few heavyweight pans instead. Simply heat two pans over medium heat, place your sandwich and butter bread on one of them, and place the second hot pan directly on top. If you need more weight to cook it evenly, try adding a can of soup to the pan above to increase the weight.
Use it as a meat hammer
Using a frying pan as the ultimate meat hammer makes it easy to tenderize the meat. This is the best with a heavyweight pan, just put the fish fillet between two layers of plastic wrap and flatten it with the weight of the pan.
Use it to crush nuts and biscuits
No food processor? No problem. With a heavy frying pan, you can easily crush anything you like. Simply put the nuts or biscuits in an airtight bag, wrap them in a tea towel, and use the weight of a pan to help you bash it until it is finely crushed.
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