I f you’re not yet cooking with carbon steel, you’re missing out. And if you’re already in the know, and you’re ready to upgrade to the best carbon-steel pan, you’ve come to the right ...
To see how HexClad's pricey pan measures up to its marketing, I took a 10-inch skillet ($185) for a month-long test drive and did side-by-side cooking with both stainless steel and nonstick skillets.
“For example, we test cast-iron and carbon steel pans for cornbread baking and searing steaks, since they’re suited to high temperatures. Nonstick pans, on the other hand, are tested for their ...