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| Attributes | |
| ARTICLE | REF6924 |
| SIZE L/W/H | D-24 cm |
Product made of cold rolled steel. Indicated for an intensive use.
ORDER - 6 pcs
A frying steel pan transfers heat rapidly and evenly across its surface, creating a consistent cooking zone without hot spots. The steel absorbs and holds heat from the hob, then releases it steadily into food, searing and browning without scorching. This method relies on the metal's density and thermal conductivity, which outperform lighter materials and distribute energy more uniformly than cast iron or aluminium. The result is a controlled, high-heat environment that professional kitchens use for searing meats, crisping vegetables and finishing delicate items that need precise timing.
The operator places the pan on a gas, induction or electric hob and allows it to heat through. Food is added directly to the dry surface, where the steel's retained heat sears the exterior while the interior cooks. Because the pan has no sides, flipping and turning are unhindered, and the flat profile makes it easy to slide food onto a plate or board. Once cooking is complete, the pan is removed from the heat and left to cool before cleaning.
The pan is made from cold rolled steel, a process that compresses the metal under high pressure to increase its density and smooth its surface. This treatment removes imperfections and creates a uniform thickness that conducts heat predictably. The material is designed for intensive use, resisting warping and maintaining its flat profile through repeated heating and cooling cycles.
The 24 cm diameter provides a compact yet effective cooking area, suitable for single portions or small batches. The size keeps the pan light enough to handle with one hand while offering enough surface to prevent overcrowding, which can lower the temperature and slow cooking.
Cleaning follows the material's properties: the pan is wiped while still warm to lift residue, then washed with hot water and a non-abrasive pad. Steel is prone to rust if left damp, so thorough drying and occasional oiling preserve the surface and prevent corrosion. The absence of coatings or non-stick layers means the pan can be scrubbed without damaging the cooking surface, and the smooth finish discourages food from sticking once the pan is properly seasoned.
The catalogue places this item under frying equipment, alongside steel griddles and planchas used for similar high-heat techniques.