Would poached eggs stick to this pan?
67276
Eggs are poached in boiling water. With water in the pan first, the eggs never touch the surface of the hot pan.
151414
I've only used it for scrambled eggs so far and it worked great. No sticking at all.
1826835
No these pans are basically stainless steel. They are very high quality layered with an inner layer that distributes heat very evenly over the whole surface, sides and all. As the others that answered indicated they will yield good results if you warm the pan correctly and use some oil. Eggs are very tricky, I have a hard time even with a warmed pan so I have a teflon coated pan that I just use for eggs. But better results may be possible as I am not a chef.
1796056
I don't really know. Assuming that your doing the poached egg. You may have to adjust the water that you are putting in and make sure your toaster in level. I boiled an egg in the machine for the first time the other day, and it was a medium (kind of running) so next time I will adjust the water by adding more water for a hard boiled.
1826833
Stainless steel works differently than non stick. I do cook eggs in mine with no problem. You have to heat your dry pan until a drop of water "dances" on it when it touches the pan, teh drop of water sort of slides across the pan before it evaporates. then add your oil or whatever you are using let that heat up and then add what you are cooking.
2133347
They don't stick. I just carefully spoon them out. Perfect eggs Benedict everytime.
512022
Sorry, took me a while to remember to try this when I was at home, but yes, magnets do stick to the pan. I've never heard of induction cooking, now I have to look it up! :-)
1575163
PurpleDragon, eggs won't stick when frying if you spray first with a cooking spray that contains lethicin. I do that, put the eggs in, then add butter for flavor. Doesn't work when scrambling, though. America's Test Kitchen loves stainless but also has some nonsticks on hand for such occasions.
680772
I haven't cooked eggs in them but I would say yes. In fact it is a mess in just the muffin tin, so with these it should just punch out into a nice quiche.
652320
Not for eggs, I use it to grill chicken and meats. I actually have a similar pan I use for everything. It doesn't stick I love it!
679492
Nooooo. I ruined a couple of pans putting them in the dishwasher. After putting them in the dishwasher, they loose their non-stickiness and everything will stick :(
363804
No, food doesn't stick to the surface. The texture more closely follows the cast iron core of the pan and cooks very well.
1660723
Technically the answer is yes but you certainly will need to use some kind of lubricant (butter, oil) or it will stick badly. This is not a non-stick pan so you will always have to use a lubricant to avoid sticking.
1488894
Yes. But need to do while still hot and use larger eggs and skim excess off with paring knife.
863668
Yes, but it's necessary to spray them with non-stick spray or butter them. I prefer the silicone egg rings because the tend to seal to the pan a bit and that prevents the egg from running under the ring. Just be sure your pan is hot before dropping eggs into the rings.
323888
This spatula is hard plastic. I would think it OK for non-stick. I use it on my non-stick. I must say though, being hard plastic the eggs do stick on the end of the plastic spatula.
2022434
I suppose if you were frying eggs, and without turning them over this pan would work. It does have ridges so would be tricky with scrambled of over easy. On the other hand if you used a rubber/silicon scraper scrambled would work.