can you make an omelete and pancakes with it
1639206
Yes you can. It works fantastic. It is a bit big for an omlet pan, but it does work for a larger omlet. This is one of the best pans I've had in a long time. I'll most likely get more.
1639207
Yep ! Non stick works great, shallow sides are easy to slide contents out side.
544818
I don't make omelet from eggs. I use only eggbeaters. It does fit only cup, because I add some veggies. For family of 4 I need make a double servings. It's not a time consuming and power saving. It's more simple to use an oven heated and make omelet. It's also yummy!
10751
Yes you can make an omelette and it will slide out easily! Use on induction cooktop and works well. Best pans ever and we have had very expensive sets in past.
1282632
Sure, you can use this to make pancakes. The cooking surface will be smaller on this pan vs. a frying pan but if that doesn't matter to you it will be fine. I think you will have to use a decent amount of butter to avoid sticking.
1116834
Yes. I would use the waffle recipe for your pancake mix if it has one, but you can still use pancake recipe if you like. When I have used pancake batter in waffle maker, the waffles don't come out as crisp but they are OK otherwise.
548431
yes, but you have to know how to control temperature, pancakes cooks perfect at a low temperature an add a little oil to te griddle before.
312429
If you meant whether it needs to be covered for the pancakes to cook, the answer is no. The pancakes can cook on one side, flipped with a bamboo skewer or something and cooked on the second side.
1939130
Hi Jim. You can make the pancakes any size you like by changing how long you hold the valve open. If you're asking if the item itself comes in different sizes, I'm not sure.
2212564
I found it easier to mix eggs in a bowl with seasoning and pour half of the mixture in each half of the pan already warmed on the cooktop. The onion, meat, mushrooms, etc are then added to each half of the pan and topped with cheese. As the omelet starts to cook, the pan is closed and cooked an additional time to complete cooking. At various times in cooking, the pan is flipped top for bottom to cook each half. When it is through cooking, the top half is opened and a plate is placed over the pan. Turn the pan and plate so the omelet falls out of the pan and on the plate when the pan is removed. I found it easier to mix eggs in a bowl with seasoning and pour half of the mixture in each half of the pan already warmed on the cooktop. The onion, meat, mushrooms, etc are then added to each half of the pan and topped with cheese. As the omelet starts to cook, the pan is closed and cooked an additional time to complete cooking. At various times in cooking, the pan is flipped top for bottom to cook each half. When it is through cooking, the top half is opened and a plate is placed over the pan. Turn the pan and plate so the omelet falls out of the pan and on the plate when the pan is... » Read More I found it easier to mix eggs in a bowl with seasoning and pour half of the mixture in each half of the pan already warmed on the cooktop. The onion, meat, mushrooms, etc are then added to each half of the pan and topped with cheese. As the omelet starts to cook, the pan is closed and cooked an additional time to complete cooking. At various times in cooking, the pan is flipped top for bottom to cook each half. When it is through cooking, the top half is opened and a plate is placed over the pan. Turn the pan and plate so the omelet falls out of the pan and on the plate when the pan is removed. « Show Less
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yes you can but if you did i'd put a couple of TBLSP of water in the side not being used.I use egg beaters that is premixed and always use both sides the extra omelette i put in the refig to eat the next day.
1397597
You put the eggs in one side, then add in your toppings, close & cook. You can just flip it over if you want to & cook longer. That's what I do & the omelet turns out great.
2022436
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.
1282629
I would say yes. However, when we make pancakes we use a rectangular electric griddle. It's my opinion that this is a frying pan. I use it to make extra-crispy raw fried potatoes.
1228809
I've never made pancakes on it. I've browned butter, made some great fish dishes. I suspect pancakes would be a lot better than on a regular electric top.
44972
Yes you can use this but it is whole wheat so it isn't going to taste exactly the same. I normally make bread with it and have made pancakes with it and they both came out great.
34475
No, no additional steps should be necessary. I make Spanish omelets with cheese quite often and it works great.
409482
We only tried to make an omelet once. It was not great because it gets "flattened" and we prefer the omelet from a regular skillet. The eggs did not taste rubbery, however. If you like a fluffy omelet I definitely would use something else