Is pan suitable for cooking omlets and general breakfast egg and cheese dishes?
27134
nope wouldn`t recommend for egg related stuff at all. it is meant as a grill pan so meat,fish and veggies only.and probably sandwiches etc.hope this helps
27135
No. It has ridges for grilling. Would be a terrible mess with eggs and cheese.
815205
I've only used it for omelets. I mix 1 egg and a little egg beater (or 2 eggs) add 1 slice of cheese , and a little bacon or sausage. Add some salt and pepper. Cover and put in microwave for about 2 minutes. It makes a nice fluffy omelet that is delicious.....Stan
795494
The pan is phenomenal. It's quite flat. I purchased an Ogreenic pan. If I'm frying eggs, I have to butter the pan. It's not so with the Tfal pan> I would highly recommend purchasing this pan.
406455
It comes with a bowl that fits on the tray. The bowl is for poached eggs. I do not think this can be used to make omelets. It is great for hard and soft boiled eggs, though.
2192059
Hi Cindy: Sure, I understand what you need. I bought this pan for the same job. I have measured it for you. The outer diameter of the upper brim of this pan is 18cm, or about 7 inches. I would say this pan isn't big actually; so if you poach extra large eggs, the eggs might not always fit in the cups. But for most ordinary eggs, it should be OK.
34476
I have made omelets with cheese. I just pour the egg on the pan then put cheese on top. It's not a problem. However, I do try to either mix the cheese in, or add the cheese after if already flipped the omelet.
627208
Elena, I have not used this pan for the recipe you mentioned. Is it an egg, meat, cheese no crust type recipe? I would think it would work well - maybe use a little butter in the molds first, and let the baked tartlet cool in the pan. If it's a simple enough recipe with common ingredients, I could make it up and try it.
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The pan has ridges - to score steak or chops, so it would not be appropriate for eggs. You'd need a flat or omelet pan for that.
1197692
It seems so and it makes no difference. I was able to make scrambled eggs from the get go with just a dash of olive oil.Bottom line - this is an amazing skillet, and I love it that it is considerably lighter than Lodge's regular 10 inch skillet.
1540866
Scrambled eggs come out well. I've made omelettes with grated cheese those are good also.
1185982
I don't know why it wouldn't work. I scramble eggs in mine should work fine for omelets too.
950546
Yes - cooks very well - my only issue is size. If you cook more than 2 eggs often, get the larger size.
1623270
Pan is very small. Not big enough for grilled cheese sandwich to fit. I use it to cook one egg that fits on a english muffin.
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Hi Dorothy, sorry for the delayed response. I have not used it for those purposes but top chefs say that stainless steel is the only way to cook things like that. I am not sure about the "stick" factor but would guess they would come out pretty perfect because of the the even heat it gives off. I would think if you coat it with some oil it would make fantastic omelets. I need to try that. Wish I had better information for you. Hope it helps!
1099844
I like my eggs cooked hard, and I don't think this could be accomplished with adding extras. The machine is meant to soft poach eggs...they come out soft and with a goopey middle...not sure an omelet type could be cooked right.
1343507
I make fabulous egg omelettes on it, quite often. More often than not, I use it to make pancakes and only occasionally use it to make crepes. It does a good job with all these and the occasional fried egg.
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It is a metal pan, but from what I have read about induction cooking, I would not recommend this omelette pan. The metal used in cookware for induction cooking should be a higher quality.