Induction Skillet

Upgrade your cooking game with our induction skillets. Whether you're a seasoned chef or just starting out, these skillets are compatible with almost any induction cooktop and perfect for searing, sautéing, frying, and more. Discover the benefits of cooking with these induction skillets and take your recipes to the next level.

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  • Staub Black Mini Skillet, 4¾"
    $79.95
    (11)

    Exactly what I wanted, good quality. It works on my induction on smallest burner....Mini Skillet Cookies...Love making skillet cookies in these mini skillets! I take my traditional chocolate chip cookie recipe, and pop them in the oven for ten minutes....

    Pros: versatility, no seasoning needed, cooks bacon well

  • Scanpan Pro IQ Nonstick Skillet, 12½"
    $224.95
    (30)

    So far, I?ve bought 3 skillets and 1 sauté pan with lid. They are all the Pro IQ series. ...Good skillet...Bought this 8" skillet to replace an older scanpan that was not induction compatible.

    Pros: durable, even heating, quality

  • All-Clad D3 Stainless Steel Nonstick 10" Skillet with Spatula
    $169.95
    (27)

    Great nonstick for induction...Decent nonstick, cooks evenly, works with my induction stove, easy cleanup...LTD Non-stick 10"skillet and spatula ....My wife likes the size for many two person dishes.
    This Skillet came with an LTD Spatula which she loves,...

    Pros: quality, nonstick, non-stick

  • Caraway Ceramic Nonstick Skillet, 10.5"
    $125
    (3555)

    Caraway Skillet...I love my new caraway pots and skillets. Use it most every day and love how easy it is to clean up. ...I received the 10.5" skillet. It feels heavier than my old non-stick skillets.

    Pros: easy to clean, non-stick, even heating

  • Caraway Ceramic Nonstick Skillet, 8"
    $115
    (1774)

    Caraway prevailed for the nonstick based on it based on their nonstick skillets are prettier but offer the same quality nonstick skillet for eggs....great skillet

    Pros: non-stick, easy to clean, easy cleanup

  • Sur La Table Enameled Cast Iron Skillet, 10"
    $99.96
    (99)

    Great little skillet....Works beautifully on my induction cooktop....FAB Enameled Cast Iron Skillet!...LOVE the Sur La Table 10 inch Enameled Cast Iron Skillet! I have fried, simmered and baked in this skillet.

    Pros: perfect size, easy to clean, versatile

  • Demeyere Industry5 Stainless Steel Skillets
    $149.96
    (97)

    I really love this skillet. I have many skillets. Cast iron, blue steel, All Clad. ...Good bye to coated non-stick skillets...I love this 12" skillet! I have never gotten the hang of stainless steel until this skillet.

    Pros: easy to clean, durable, 5-ply construction

  • Demeyere Atlantis7 Proline Stainless Steel Skillet
    $379.95
    (87)

    A must have for induction cooktops...Beautiful, ergonomic design, heats rapidly. Definitely a go-to skillet that will get a lot of use. Superior quality....Proline skillet...This has become my favorite skillet to cook with. Even heating and easy clean...

    Pros: easy cleaning, even heating, no rivets

  • Viking Hard Anodized Nonstick Skillets
    $159.95
    (44)

    It is my favorite for now (I kind of forgot about other skillets I have)....Beautiful Viking Hard Anodized Nonstick Skillets

    Pros: perfect size, sturdy, versatility

  • Viking Contemporary 3-Ply Nonstick Skillet
    $199.95
    (14)

    Best Skillet...We purchased a set of Viking stainless pans for our new induction cooktop. I have always been afraid of using stainless because of burning foods in it.

    Pros: non-stick, aesthetic, even gentle cooking

  • Demeyere Alu Pro Ceramic Nonstick Skillets
    $139.95
    (6)

    Perfectly sear meats and veggies with the Demeyere Alu Pro skillet. Made from aluminum, this pan is exceptionally lightweight and easy to maneuver. It features durable, riveted handles that are ergonomic and secure so you can cook with confidence. The...

    Pros: non stick, easy to use, great performance

  • Cristel Castel’Pro ULTRALU Nonstick Skillets
    $139.95
    (6)

    Only have cooked with the skillet a couple times and we?re very satisfied at this time! ...Great for induction stove!...Works great with induction stove. Evenly heats and the nonstick functionality has not deteriorated in over a year of almost daily...

    Pros: durable nonstick functionality, even heat distribution, sides

  • Cristel Castel’Pro 5-Ply Deep Skillets
    $179.95
    (6)

    Lighter than any other 5-ply cookware on the market without compromising strength or performance, Castel’Pro is full of unique, chef-friendly features such as rounded corners and rims and comfy stay-cool handles. Castel’Pro is made in France...

    Pros: perfect size, ergonomic handle, non-stick

  • Hestan NanoBond Titanium Stainless Steel Skillets
    $449.95
    (487)

    Great to cook (induction) Clean up is a breeze!...I'm very happy with my new HestanTitanium skillets! I purchased the smaller skillet to "try them out". ...This is the holy grail of skillets! We just purchased an induction oven, which we love, but we...

    Pros: easy to clean, durable, easy cleanup

  • Scanpan ES5 Skillet with Lid, 14"
    $199.96
    (124)

    Best skillet I have ever used!...I love this skillet...I've been using ScanPan skillets for several years. The last one was getting so food was harder to get out so I tried this one.

    Pros: durable, easy to clean, easy cleanup

  • All-Clad Stainless Nonstick Skillet, 10"
    $169.95
    (91)

    This skillet works perfectly on my induction range. It is large enough for everything from pancakes to chicken....Highly recommend this skillet

    Pros: easy to clean, non-stick, durable

  • All-Clad D5 Brushed Stainless Steel Nonstick Skillets
    $219.95
    (70)

    All-Clad d5 Brushed Stainless Steel Nonstick Skillet...Very good nonstick skillet. It's heavy enough so it doesn't slide on my ceramic stove-top. ...I wasn't completely convinced, since my Calphalon was good, but as my non-stick skillets needed to be...

    Pros: durable, non-stick, easy to clean

  • GreenPan Elite Ceramic Nonstick Essential Smart Skillet, 6 Qt.
    $249.95
    (48)

    Electric skillet...I used my new electric skillet for Asian stirfry recipes, one with chicken and another with pork and beef.

    Pros: versatility, easy to clean, easy cleanup

  • Scanpan HaptIQ Skillet
    $269.95
    (46)

    I plan to upgrade to induction cooktop this year and this pan meets those specs too. ...Great skillet!...Great skillet.

    Pros: durable, quality, nonstick

  • All-Clad D5 Brushed Stainless Steel Skillets
    $179.95
    (43)

    All-Clad stainless steel skillet...Love this skillet. Bring the heat up slowly and wipe with oil. ...Great skillet. Easy to use, easy to clean.

    Pros: easy to clean, durable, quality

  • Demeyere Essential5 Stainless Steel Frying Pan
    $129.95
    (25)

    A Really Great Skillet!...If in doubt, by a Demeyere product on sale and try it yourself. Love, love, love my skillet!...Super Stainless Skillet...Handles remain cool on stove top. Induction compatible, oven, broiler, and dishwasher safe.

    Pros: quality, easy to clean, even heating

  • Demeyere Industry5 Stainless Steel Flat Bottom Wok, 12"
    $279.95
    (16)

    Would prefer if the bottom was more conductive on induction. Use the wok about 3 times a week. No need to worry about non-slip surface peeling off or breaking down.

    Pros: easy to clean, lightweight, durable

  • Scanpan Pro IQ Nonstick Sauté Pan, 4.5 qt.
    $349.95
    (13)

    I just bought this Scanpan covered skillet. Can't wait to use it. I love my other 2 Scanpans.

    Pros: quality, versatility, durability

  • Viking Contemporary Stainless Steel Skillet
    $169.95
    (9)

    Induction cooktop, blue ribbon...I purchased a new induction oven several months ago. I've gone through a couple different types of pain trying to find the right fit.

    Pros: perfect size, good construction, solid

The Benefits of Using an Induction Skillet for Cooking in Your Kitchen

If you're looking to upgrade your cookware collection, consider adding an induction skillet to your kitchen arsenal. Induction cooking has gained popularity in recent years due to its efficiency, precision, and safety features. In this article, we will explore the benefits of using an induction skillet and why it's a great investment for any cooking enthusiast.

What is Induction Cooking?

Induction cooking utilizes electromagnetic fields to heat the cookware directly, rather than relying on traditional heating elements or gas flames. The induction cooktop generates a magnetic field that interacts with the iron content in compatible cookware, creating heat instantly. This method ensures quick and even heating throughout the entire surface of the skillet.

Efficiency and Speed

One of the key advantages of using an induction skillet is its remarkable efficiency. Unlike traditional gas or electric stovetops, which lose heat through radiation and convection, induction cooking transfers heat directly to the cookware. This means that less energy is wasted during the cooking process, resulting in faster cooking times and reduced energy consumption. Induction skillets also offer precise temperature control, allowing you to adjust the heat with accuracy and maintain consistent temperatures throughout your cooking. Whether you're searing a steak or simmering a delicate sauce, you can easily achieve the desired results every time.

Safety Features

Safety is always a top priority in any kitchen, and induction skillets come with several built-in safety features that make them an excellent choice. Since the cooktop itself doesn't generate heat, it remains relatively cool to the touch even during operation. This significantly reduces the risk of accidental burns or fires. Additionally, most induction cooktops have automatic shut-off functions that turn off the heat when no compatible cookware is detected or when the cookware is removed. This feature provides peace of mind, especially if you have children in the house.

Cooking Versatility

Induction skillets are compatible with a wide range of cookware materials, including stainless steel, cast iron, and enameled cookware. This versatility allows you to use your existing pots and pans without having to invest in a whole new set. However, it's important to note that not all cookware is suitable for induction cooking. To check compatibility, simply hold a magnet against the bottom of your cookware – if it sticks firmly, it can be used on an induction cooktop.

Easy Maintenance

Cleaning up after cooking is often a dreaded task, but induction skillets make it easier. Since the heat is concentrated on the cookware surface rather than the cooktop itself, spills and splatters are less likely to burn onto the surface. Most induction skillets have a smooth glass or ceramic surface that wipes clean effortlessly with a damp cloth or sponge.

Conclusion

Investing in an induction skillet for cooking is a smart choice for any home cook who values efficiency, precision, and safety in their kitchen. With faster cooking times, precise temperature control, and easy maintenance, an induction skillet from Sur La Table can elevate your culinary experience to new heights. So why wait? Upgrade your cookware collection today and enjoy the many benefits of induction cooking!

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