In Search Perfect Skillet

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August/September 2003
 
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Calphalon Kitchen Essentials about $40. One of Calphalon's less expensive lines, it's sold exclusively at Target. Various choices are available in 12-inch skillets, but the only one I'd buy is the hard anodized with nonstick interior. It's an especially good option for a college student or someone who cooks infrequently. 10-year warranty. ( www.Calphalon.com )

Calphalon, about $85. Calphalon has created more lines than I could test, so I focused on the company's best commercial skillets in hardanodized aluminum. These are simply the best of their type on the market. Lifetime warranty. ( www.Calphalon.com )

All-Clad, about $140. Chefs use these pans because of their performance, but I'm hooked on the look. Don't think of money when you're investigating the choices. This stainless steel skillet has an aluminum core. Lifetime warranty. ( www.Allclad.com )

Emrilware, about $70. Developed by All-Clad with celebrity chef Emeril Lagasse, this attractive, hardanodized aluminum cookware is exclusively nonstick. I never did care whether my oatmeal sticks, but some people do. If nonstick is your thing, then this durable cookware is for you. The anodized exterior held up well in the two months that I used it; a spokesperson said the "hard-coat" exterior was designed to repel scratching and wear. Lifetime warranty. ( www.Emerilware.com )

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