Specification
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #139336 in Kitchen & Housewares
- Color: Caribbean Blue
- Brand: Lodge
Features
- Oven Safe to 400 Degrees
- Durable Porcelain Enamel Over Cast Iron
- Cast Iron Core for Superior Heat Retention
- Porcelain Enamel is Stain Resistant & Easy to Clean
- Stylish Colors to Compliment any Color Themed Kitchen
Product Description
Lodge's grill pan is solidly made of cast iron with porcelain-enamel finish for superior heat distribution and easy cleanup. Pre-seasoned. Porcelain enamel on the exterior with black matte porcelain on the interior creates cookware that is preferred for its natural heat-retentive qualities, durability and low maintenance.
Each porcelain enamel layer on the cast-iron pan is fired at high temperatures above 1200 degrees, cooled for hours to set the finish, then reapplied and fired again to produce the chip-resistant, long-life qualities unique to Lodge color cookware. The even-heating base and sidewalls of the grill pan seal in moistness for authentic grilled taste and texture. Create restaurant-style panini sandwiches without using an appliance. Use the pan to grill steaks, pork chops or hamburgers indoors; channels between the ridges drain grease for healthy meals. Safe on ceramic, induction, gas and electric stove tops and oven-safe (knob on the press is safe up to 400 degrees F).
Product Features
• Durable ridges in the pan create authentic grilled panini sandwiches
• The pan is made of cast-iron, fired with porcelain enamel at temperatures above 1200 degrees F
• This precise process of porcelain enamel layering creates outstandingly strong cookware that is chip-resistant for durability and long life
• The even-heating base and sidewalls of the grill pan seal in moistness for grilled taste and texture
• Create restaurant-style panini sandwiches without using an appliance
• Channels on the grill pan drain grease from steaks, pork chops and hamburgers for healthy meals
• Cast iron has been the preferred choice of chefs for centuries due to its even heating, superior heat retention and consistent level of browning
• Lodge cast iron cookware is America's original cookware, first introduced in 1896.
Customer Reviews
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
By Stephen Patriquen
I bought this for those rainy days when it's too wet to BBQ on the deck but I wanted a steak. And it works fine for that. It can be a bit of a bear to clean up afterward - I suggest adding some soapy water as soon as you are done cooking. The red looks great - I chose it only because it was cheaper at the time but now I really like the splash of color.
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