Looking for non-stick skillet tips and tricks
Looking for non-stick skillet tips and tricks
I am a complete cooking novice and I just bought a new non-stick skillet (greenpan). I'm terrified that I'm going to royally fuck it up. What are some tips and tricks to keep in mind so I don't?
Also, are there any foods that cook particularly well in a non-stick skillet? The first thing I made in it was bacon and I was actually really pleased with the result! The burgers I made later on, not so much.
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- Don't put it in the dishwasher
- Do NOT put it in the dishwasher
- No metal utensils or scrubbers
- Don't use higher than medium heat
Eggs are a good candidate for nonstick pans as are pancakes/crepes. Cheese things work well here too- one of my favorites is to crust a slab of halloumi cheese with za'atar spice and fry it with roasted veggies and couscous. Such a feat would be disastrous in a regular stainless pan.
Things not to stick in a nonstick include anything acidic (tomatoes or citrus), anything that needs charred or seared, and pan sauces (usually rely on browned bits left behind for flavor)