Category: Carbon Steel
A staff-favorite pan for serious searing and naturally nonstick cooking, and a glass lid to match. Pre-seasoned and ready to roll right out of the box.
Searing a steak on this thing felt almost unfair—the heat distribution is so even that I got a crust without any hot spots. The pre-seasoning actually held up on the first cook, and the glass lid is a solid bonus for keeping an eye on things without lifting it.
The glass lid is a nice touch—it fits snugly and lets me watch the fond develop without lifting it. First sear came out with a proper crust, and cleanup was just a quick wipe since the preseasoning actually held up.
I burnt a steak on my old nonstick and swore off pans, but this pre-seasoned one seared a perfect crust on the first try with zero sticking. The lid's a solid bonus for trapping steam when I'm simmering, and it came ready to use straight from the box.
