De Buyer Blue Steel Blinis Pan – 12cm

A small pan from De Buyer that is perfect for cooking blinis, fritters and pancakes. Made from 2mm (14 gauge) blue steel plate gives very good heat spread. It has a high flared and curved skirt. This very distinctive shape, with no sharp angles, enables the food to slide easily from the frying pan onto a plate or dish.

The strip steel handle is firmly riveted. The iron surface is strong and guaranteed coating-free. The blue colour of the iron is due to a thermal treatment that provides pans with temporary protection against oxidation during storage and transport.

Features:

• Strip steel handle.
• Coasting free
• Extra thickness: lightweight range, easy to handle.
• Heats up quickly, excellent caramelization of juices.
• Welded wide iron handle, curved French-style: easy and ergonomic handling.
• Will brown off after use which is natural and builds a lovely brown patina over time
• Natural non-stick properties: gradual seasoning of the pan, the more it is used the less the seasoning attaches to the food.
• Suitable on all cook tops including induction.
• Requires simple seasoning, instructions on packaging.
• Care: scrape with a brush and lightly oil. Store in a dry place. Do not use detergents or put in the dishwasher.

For over 200 years, authenticity, passion, and commitment have been the values at the core of De Buyers business, knowledge, and expertise. For generations their artisans have designed and manufactured kitchenware, continuously innovating to precisely meet the needs of both catering professionals and home cooks. Each artisan pays great attention to detail, conscious of the fact that they are contributing to a great culinary tradition. To reach the level of excellence required by culinary professionals, de Buyer strives to create superior products that are durable and technical in design to ensure precision of use. French cooking places great importance on the high quality of the tools used. To this day they still manufacture the majority of their products in their factory in Vosges, France.