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| Iron pan, open-die hot forged Ref: CK/1962065520 |
| Since 1857 Albert Turk GmbH has been manufacturing Open-die hot forged - formerly also called handforged - pans out of one piece, mostly for the gastronomy, because skilled cooks and chefs know their excellent characteristics and do not want to do without their advantages. The turk-pan is open-die hot forged out of one piece. This is recognised by the seamless - not welded or rivetted -handle and by the typical surface structure originating from the forging process. The turk-pan is not coated. It is scrath and cut resistant and the frying characteristics improve increasingly with every use. Made in Germany. 10 years guarantee. Weight: approx. 0.91 kg bottom: approx. 13 cm top : approx. 20 cm Weight: approx. 1.3 kg bottom: approx. 17 cm top : approx. 24 cm Weight: approx. 1.5 kg bottom: approx. 20 cm top : approx. 28 cm Weight: approx. 2.1 kg bottom: approx. 25 cm top : approx. 32 cm Directions for Use For turk Iron Pans Before the first use please read the following : You, too, would certainly like to take optimal advantage of the excellent frying properties known by professional cooks, namely - the meat remains juicy - the fried potatoes become crispy -low consumption of energy by good conductivity -high durability Therefore please observe the following recommendations : Before the first use please remove the corrosion protection. Fill hot water into a basin, add washing powder (f.e. Persil), dip the pan into the water for some minutes and remove the remaining protection coat with a brush - nearly all of it comes off by itself. Afterwards, dry the turk iron pan and vigorously fry raw potato skins or slices liberally sprinkled with salt in either oil or shortening for a while. Then pour out the contents and heat the turk Iron pan once again with some sweat oil for a short time. Now rub out the pan with dry kitchen paper. Your turk pan is now ready for use. For further use please note the following : Take care that the stove plate has the right size it should not be smaller than the bottom of the pan. Heat oil and frying pan first - then fill in meat, potatoes or vegetables, fry briefly and continue stewing at reduced temperature. Through this juices and aroma are best preserved. After use wipe the turk iron pan dry with paper towels. In refractory cases rinse it with hot water - let dry thoroughly and lightly grease the frying pan (with bacon rind or greased rag.) We wish to you through use of this pan many years of enjoyment and a "good appetite". |