Paderno Carbon Skillet / Baking Pan 6 5/8"

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Paderno Carbon Skillet / Baking Pan 6 5/8"

Paderno Carbon Skillet / Baking Pan 6 5/8"

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$11.98

Weight:

0.80 LBS

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( 14 product reviews )

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Product Description

Paderno Lightweight Carbon Steel Skillet 6 5/8"

Carbon steel seasons like cast iron is less than half the weight, wont chip or crack and transfers heat faster for scrambling and searing.

6 5/8" dia.

6.2 oz.

These are carbon steel baking dishes that work perfectly with a pot gripper ( sold separately ) to make a truly lightweight skillet that can be seasoned and become non stick like cast iron.

perfect size for a 1-2 cup bannock

This size will nest with or replace the insert tray on a 16cm Zebra pot.

Also used for baking in a reflector oven.

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Excellent Skillet

Posted by Roger Bowman on 19th Nov 2016

Great product and great service. Ben is pleasant to do business with.
Good, sturdy, functional little pan.

Posted by Ken Speed on 2nd Jun 2015

I haven't used this little pan very much yet but it seems a good sturdy cooking item. It's large enough to allow the large Mors Kochansky bush pot to sit inside it and make a nice compact cook kit for one or two people. I seasoned it with a little oil and just baked some bannock in it for breakfast this morning and it worked fine. I haven't fried in it yet but I'm pretty sure that as long as the heat isn't allowed to get too hot the pan will work fine.
Skillet

Posted by Harry Buckholts on 14th Feb 2015

I like this product. I have the 9 in. for boat camping and wanted the 6 5/8 for backpacking. This is not a flimsy, cheaply made pan, but a product that will last for years if taken care of. Might actually deserve a 5 star rating but I'm hard on equipment and nothing is perfect, so I'll hold at a 4 star rating.
The Man Pan

Posted by H. M. S. Redbeard on 7th Oct 2014

This is not a flimsy fry pan wanna-be, it has just enough thickness to it to make it a fry pan. This size is perfect for my Mors pot to sit in, and then to put both in my cook bag. Take the time to season your pan before you take to the trail. I used coconut oil, thinly coat, heat till it starts to smoke, remove from heat, coat it again and reheat till it starts to smoke... I did mine about 12 times. Tell the wife what your doing or she will think the house is on fire! I use my pan for frying, baking bannock, a dinner plate, eating breakfast cereal and a mixing bowl. Next time out I'm gonna try baking cookies in it! Excellent product, Thanks Ben!