Frying Pans and Woks
I prefer a cast iron frying pan and a steel wok. I find that the cast iron frying pan has a more stable temperature and cooks better. The wok has quite a high cooking temperature so I find steel works better. Both are easy to clean, scrub them out and then wipe with oil.
Chantal Enamel On Steel 11.5" Chili Red Omelette Pan
Danico Imperial Non-stick Frying Pan 3 Piece Set
Circulon Infinite 12" Open Skillet
Farberware Specialties Nonstick Aluminum 12" Skillet
Marcus Cookware 12" Eco-Satin Fry Pan
KitchenAid Cookware Gourmet Reserved Hard Base 12" Skillet in Red
Fissler Ultimate Frying System 8" Protect Steelux Premium Frying Pan
EarthPan Earth Pan II Eco-Friendly 11" Square Griddle in Terra Cotta
EarthPan Earth Pan II Eco-Friendly 10" Skillet in Terra Cotta
Le Creuset 11.75" Iron Handle Skillet in Caribbean
Le Creuset Panini Press and Skillet Grill Set in Caribbean
Mauviel M'heritage Cuprinox 8.5" Round Frying Pan with Cast Iron Handle
Cuisinart Green Gourmet 8" Non-Stick Skillet
All-Clad MC2 8" Non-Stick Frying Pan
Paderno World Cuisine Triple Ply Non Stick Frying Pan in Stainless Steel
Berndes Cucinare 11" Open Skillet
Magefesa Classic Danubio Enamel on Steel 13" Paella Pan
Magefesa Tuscany Blue Enamel on Steel 3 Piece Fry Pan Set
Swiss Diamond 2 Piece Frying Pan Set (8" and 11")
Chantal Enamel On Steel 4 Quart Chili Red Sauté Pan
Magefesa Classic Dakar Enamel on Steel 10" Fry Pan
Kinetic Kitchen Basics 8" Open Frying pan with Innovex
KitchenAid Cookware Gourmet Reserved 12" Open Skillet in Black
Nordicware International Specialties Danish Ebelskiver
KitchenAid Cookware Gourmet Reserved Stainless Steel 12" Non-Stick Skillet
KitchenAid Cookware Gourmet Reserved Hard Base Double Burner Griddle in Red
Universal Housewares Pre-Seasoned Cast Iron 10.5" Round Skillet