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Re: Removing non-stick coating to salvage a pan? John Gilmer 04-17-2008
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Posted by John Gilmer on April 17, 2008, 2:57 pm

"I'll continue to use my Teflon pans for the tasks for which they're
suited,
my stainless-steel pans for their tasks, and my cast iron when it's
suitable.

Cindy Hamilton"

It's a free country.

The BIG danger in using them is when you accidentally overheat them. The
fumes that come off can do a JOB on your lungs. That's happened to me WAY
back when I was single. I ended up with a "cold" that resulted in my
missing a week of work.

I do a lot of cooking. While I wish I had some good iron pans, the SS pans
(with Al sandwich or Cu bottom) serve quite well for most things.

I still use a smal "non-stick" for omlets. My SS "omlet" pan just doesn't
even come close to the "non-stick".


** Posted from http://www.teranews.com **

Posted by Red Green on April 17, 2008, 11:34 pm

>
> "I'll continue to use my Teflon pans for the tasks for which they're
> suited,
> my stainless-steel pans for their tasks, and my cast iron when it's
> suitable.
>
> Cindy Hamilton"
>
> It's a free country.
>
> The BIG danger in using them is when you accidentally overheat them.

You mean like getting drunk and deciding to cook and "rest" while it's
heating?

> The fumes that come off can do a JOB on your lungs. That's happened
> to me WAY back when I was single. I ended up with a "cold" that
> resulted in my missing a week of work.
>
> I do a lot of cooking. While I wish I had some good iron pans, the
> SS pans (with Al sandwich or Cu bottom) serve quite well for most
> things.
>
> I still use a smal "non-stick" for omlets. My SS "omlet" pan just
> doesn't even come close to the "non-stick".
>
>
> ** Posted from http://www.teranews.com **
>


Posted by Cindy Hamilton on April 18, 2008, 9:08 am
s.teranews.com:
>
>
>
> > "I'll continue to use my Teflon pans for the tasks for which they're
> > suited,
> > my stainless-steel pans for their tasks, and my cast iron when it's
> > suitable.
>
> > Cindy Hamilton"
>
> > It's a free country.
>
> > The BIG danger in using them is when you accidentally overheat them. =A0=

>
> You mean like getting drunk and deciding to cook and "rest" while it's
> heating?

That's just evolution in action. Culling the stupid out of the herd.
Preferably
before they breed.

Cindy Hamilton

Posted by Bob F on April 28, 2008, 1:23 am

>> The BIG danger in using them is when you accidentally overheat them.
>
> You mean like getting drunk and deciding to cook and "rest" while it's
> heating?

Says the man who has never burned anything in a pan?



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