Induction-suitable frying pan, large, non-stick, with lid?

[andy43]

I'm maybe completely dumb, or my internet skills have temporarily left me, but where the hell do I find a skillet/frying pan (not a high sided saute pan), suitable for induction, preferably non-stick, 28cm or bigger, with a lid?
Spent a while looking and getting nowhere this morning.
Any recommendations welcome!

[Bonefish Blues]

SKK is what I have.

Here and lots of other places. Pricy, but worth every penny IMHO.

http://www.salamandercookshop.com/index.php?main_p...
ETA
and here, with deal on lids http://www.the-frying-pan.co.uk/productfamily.php/...3110SKK+Induction+Deep+Frying+Pan

[rlw]

TKMax have kept me supplied for some time............

[Steve H]

I use a Woll induction saute pan and they do a shallow version as well. RANGE HERE

12 months use so far and still looks and works like new.

[Roger645]

I've got the triple layer JL saute pan. No problems with it at all and long warranty.

[andy43]

Thanks for the replies - I just couldn't find anything induction AND lidded.
Other pans are Le Creuset stainless which we're happy with - but no lid available for the frying pans they do.
In an ideal world, the SKK please, they look absolutely stonking quality but it's just too expensive - I can't justify £150 for frying eggs and the odd risotto.
Looked in TKMaxx and found nothing a few weeks back.
I think we have a winner in the Woll induction-with-free-lid.
Oh, and if anyone's interested in non-induction Woll stuff, there is loads of ex-display stuff on ebay atm.

[vetrof]

We have a Tefal 28cm frying pan, Can't tell you exact model , but has the red dot in the middle. Works a treat.
Didn't come with a lid, but we bought a generic 28cm glass pan lid which fits fine.

Something like this

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Tefal-Specifics-Frying-Sti...

and this

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Master-Class-Glass-Saucepa...

edit - used on induction hobs

[Bonefish Blues]

Well if your eggs aren't worth £150, then I simply can't help you dahling

They were a lot (well, a fair bit) cheaper when we first went induction, not sure I could justify them now!

[Steve H]

Through interest, why go for a shallow one?

[Flibble]

vetrof said:

We have a Tefal 28cm frying pan, Can't tell you exact model , but has the red dot in the middle. Works a treat.
Didn't come with a lid, but we bought a generic 28cm glass pan lid which fits fine.

Something like this

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Tefal-Specifics-Frying-Sti...
edit - used on induction hobs

That frying pan specifically says no induction. I've found that Tefal pans tend to be aluminium so aren't compatible.

[vetrof]

Flibble said:

That frying pan specifically says no induction. I've found that Tefal pans tend to be aluminium so aren't compatible.

Bugger me! Vetrof in 'doesn't know what he's talking about in the kitchen' shocker!

Maybe I'm a bit confused, 'cos this pan works great & hasn't melted yet. Is an induction hob the one with the red 'lights' doing the heating from below the surface?


Edit - Seems we've got IR hobs. Doh!

Edited by vetrof on Tuesday 11th December 07:28

[Flibble]

vetrof said:

Bugger me! Vetrof in 'doesn't know what he's talking about in the kitchen' shocker!

Maybe I'm a bit confused, 'cos this pan works great & hasn't melted yet. Is an induction hob the one with the red 'lights' doing the heating from below the surface?

As you've noticed, that's not induction, that's a halogen hob. Induction are plain black with no lighting, and if you turn them on without a pan they don't get hot.