Most mass-produced cast-iron pans have a rougher surface that has a slightly bumpy feeling to the touch. This is a natural ...

A stainless steel pot and pan hanging from a pot rack in the kitchen - Daniel Cortez/Getty Images Admittedly undiscerning until now, I had always thought carbon steel and stainless steel were pretty ...

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I always say that every kitchen should have three styles of skillets: stainless steel, cast iron, and nonstick. With these, you can cook anything. Still, as the Strategist’s kitchen and dining writer, ...

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When the coating of my last nonstick pan began to peel away, I knew it was time for a change. I’d initially picked up a set of nonstick pans for omelets and soft scrambles, but before long the skillet ...