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.
Farberware Specialties Nonstick Aluminum 10" Skillet
Emerilware Hard-Anodized 8" Frying Pan
Gordon Ramsay 12" Non-Stick Fry Pan in Stainless Steel
KitchenAid Cookware Gourmet Essentials Hard-Base Nonstick 18"x 10" Two-Burner Griddle in Red
KitchenAid Cookware Gourmet Essentials Hard-Anodized Nonstick 10" French Skillet
Nordicware Santa Fe 18" Red Searing Grill Pan
Nordicware International Specialties French Crepe and Wrap Kit
Zwilling JA Henckels International Classic Clad 8" Non-stick Frypan without Cover
Rachael Ray Stainless Steel 12" Nonstick Skillet
Rachael Ray Stainless Steel 10" Nonstick Skillet
Le Creuset Panini Press and Skillet Grill Set in Cherry
Kinetic Color Cast 2-IN-1 Grill Pan with Lid in Red
Nordicware Restaurant 14" Non Stick Skillet
Nordicware Restaurant 12" Non Stick Skillet
Rachael Ray Porcelain Enamel 8" & 10" Open Skillet Twin Pack in Yellow
Nordicware Griddles Flat Top Reversible Grill Griddle
Le Creuset 10.25" Iron Handle Skillet in Caribbean
Nordicware Rangeware 13" Jumbo Fryer with Cover
Nordicware Rangeware 10" Texas Skillet
Nordicware Rangeware 8" Texas Skillet
Nordicware International Specialties Silver Dollar Pancake Pan
Range Kleen 12" Covered Chicken Fryer with Helper Handle
Paula Deen 12" Stainless Steel Open Skillet
Zwilling JA Henckels International Classic Clad 8" Frypan with out Lid
Paula Deen 10" Stainless Steel Open Skillet
Viking Professional Series 11" Square Grill Pan
Paderno World Cuisine 4 3/4" Non Stick Blini Pan
Paderno World Cuisine Stainless Steel / Copper Oval Frying Pan