Lid next time to get the fire out. Pan was simply too hot. Stainless is okay for slowly cooking things like fried eggs, but I've never had luck with scrambled cooking faster Get some barkeeper's friend to get that pan ready again
WAAY too hot. pan shouldn't go above 400 degrees. You want a medium to medium low. On an electric stove like a 5 or 6 on the dial. If the oil catches fire you're probably up over 5-600 degrees.
I use stainless steel at home and they are great pans. You should practice at home before using it in that kitchen. ALSO, bar keepers friend is what I use to clean my pans, you can also deglaze them when cooking. Your pan is way too hot I think
agreed, bar keepers friend restores the stainless steel pan to like new, don’t know his issue, a good stainless steel pan is rated for 450F to 500F in oven use too.
@@Nepomniachtchi_AustinMan literally said he has no experience with stainless steel pans. Go easy on the guy, he is obviously very much at home with his normally used pans and grill.
Brother, your channel is growing so much!! My wife asked me if we could go and eat there. I told her yes, but not sure where is at. We are in Yuma Arizona!! God bless!!
Happy new year! Thank you for the videos and letting us see what you do back in the kitchen. Appreciate your time and efforts keeping people fed. Thanks!
You don't need to apologize for saying a bad word every now and then. I can watch you cook all day. I like your videos because you don't try to do alot of fancy editing....or do "commercials" about sponsors or ask your viewers for anything. You just do your thing and let your cooking speak for itself. If I could just learn to flip eggs like you I'd be happy. Keep the videos coming!!
Yeah bro Cuisinart stainless is trash for eggs pancakes anything liquid. Stainless steel pans have pores in them and when heated these pores open and close during the heating process. If your pan is not heated properly LOW Heat, and you put eggs or anything liquid the results are the same in the pan the opening and closing pores will latch onto your food, causing it to stick when you go to flip it. I was a line chef for more than a decade and found some cheaper non sticks are way better. Keep up the vids your a real good cook I enjoy each one brings back memories.
Dave - that is the dumbest post I have read in a long time - you don't have a clue what the heck you are talking about! I use my Cuisinart SS pans FOR EVERYTHING including pancakes and scrambled eggs! There are literally thousands of videos online demonstrating the proper way to use SS pans in restaurant settings!
Exactly these SS work great if you start off using a new pan at lower heat and season them with oil. The pan got way too hot and burned the oil to the pan making it useless. If you start with a new pan again use lower heat. Great vids by the way. Keep hustling 🔥🔥🔥👍👍🤘😎🤘
Alex have a happy New Year with you and your wife and your family I enjoy watching your cooking videos seeing how busy it gets in the morning and once in a while watching you cook lunch you're an awesome cook in the food that you cook the customers love
Happy new year Chef and staff added it again thank you for your time and patience. Filling those orders when you’re on the clock make it as if you would like it done for you. Have a beautiful shift your channel continue to grow prosper happy new year.
Hi Alex the stainless steel pans if you get the water beads and dances the pan ready you don’t need oil it won’t stick the oil flashed because the heat was to high. Also when cooking eggs you have to cook them quickly. Oh the best pans out on the market now are the diamond coat.
I love both my cast iron and stainless steal pans, the steel pan does get ridiculously hot at a setting of 2 on an electric stove. I've never overheated my pans to cause a flame up 🔥 Great video!
Operator error. If you're going to use oil in a stainlees steel pan, it needs to heat WITH the pan. Stainless steel pans can handle higher heat temperatures, so they're good for searing steaks or fish, browning onions or garlic, cooking acidic foods like tomato sauce, or high heat stir frying. Non-stick is better for eggs and omelets, delicate fish filets, pancakes, or crepes, and sauteeing vegetables with minimal oil.😉
After the pan reaches the proper temp not super hot heat, maybe medium when you start, change temp to low or medium low then add a bit of oil. Then you can add your eggs. The pan is way to hot if it catches fire my man. Keep up the awesome job and keep posting them vids!
You do such a great job. A tip I got from Gordon Ramsay try tapping your eggs on a flat area not edge of a pan. The shells go inward when tapped on a sharp edge. Leaving shell parts in the egg. It works for me. 😊
You likely have an expensive all clad skillet. If that is the case, or not, the heat is extremely way too hot. You can destroy all clad skillets by using that hot of a heat. Also, like cast iron, stainless skillets need to be seasoned. Make the first couple things you cook in it be sausage of something greasy. The oil you ladle into pan, seems to have spam type qualities to put that non removable coat on it. Regardless, your burner is way too high and you need to slowly season your new stainless pan :-)
You are right that the Leidenfrost Effect test is how to ensure any steel pan is ready, e.g., carbon steel or stainless steel. But it seems that you let it get way too hot, hence the oil immediately catching fire and eggs sticking.
For stainless you want a medium heat. When the videos talk about the water dancing on the pan that is for when you should start cooking on it. If it sizzles it's still too cold. bajale a la lumbre un poco y sirbira bien. I also haven't really tried scrambled eggs because I prefer fried eggs. It works great for that
For what you’re doing, your non-stick are the best and you use them well. Like everyone is saying, the pan was too hot. When you get the droplets to dance, cut the heat way down.
Apparently your name is Alex. Just wanted to say I subscribed and like every video I watch. Your videos have made me want to cook lol and I have been. I pray you make a lot of money and accomplish all your goals and dreams. ❤😊
Stainless Steel pans depends of the brand and not easy to master, i mean the control of the temperatures, type of oil or butter used and speed cooking according of what you put in the pan like proteins or vegetables had to be almost perfect like master chefs do requires a lot of practice but once mastered they are the best for sure, but by the type of cooking you do not really necessary don't worry to much you are good.
My kid heated an all metal pan like that in my VRBO one day. Instantly caught fire like that one did. Lol! Your true test was the water beading up like it did. Should have stopped there. Stainless steel has their place in cooking, unfortunately not at high heat. Nice glove changes after touching raw meat. It's not going unnoticed! Clean kitchen overall. I'd eat there for sure.
I have a set of those pans. I never use them for eggs though. I one like your egg pans. The stainless I use for other things. When it gets a film like that, I just put about an inch of water in it and put it back on the stove. Let it boil for a minute and it takes that off.
theres one way to season your pan lol in all honesty for the speed of your cooking id personally stay with non stick for eggs. Respect for trying steel though.
Im still blown away you don't have a bowl to toss the fries in the spices. Not to be rude but, the way you do them, only a few fries get the seasoning. It okay takes a few extra seconds to dump the basket I to a bowl, season em and toss em a few times
You should buy 3 to 5 day old eggs. Those freshly harvested one, their egg shells stick to the membrane sorrounding the yolk. They are also the ones that are hard to peel when hard boiled.
The stainless steel pan youre using has an aluminum base. Aluminum transfers heat to the base of the pan very quickly and evenly. Good for searing and what not. Not great for eggs in a quick pace environment like the restaurant. I'd stick to non stick for the eggs for sure.
I think you’ve been very patient with the servers and the time it takes them to pick up the orders. You’ve made excuses for them before and you have tried to be understanding but if I were a customer in that restaurant, I would have a real problem if I had to wait an excessive amount of time for my order. If it happened more than once, I wouldn’t go there anymore.
I think if you season the pan first it should be non stick. There are many tutorials on how to season them on youtube. Idk if theyre good for fast paced high heat like here but worth a shot?
I'm sure others have stated this, but your pan was too hot. Although I'm unfamiliar with the Cuisinart brand, but if they're anything like the Legend stainless steel pans I have, they can't be so hot that your oil starts smoking. Your oil should never smoke, and if it ignores, you're probably at least 2-300 degrees hotter than you should be. Hope you try cooking with them again at a lower temp in the future! Good luck.
21:09 -- it's the pan's coating ... inferior quality ... to be conservative on supplies --- use tongs more often like on the French toast (less gloves) -- then have a small container of water off the side to place the tongs in -- then use paper towels to wipe them now and then ... BTW --- I like those giant tortillas ... lol .. 101:42 --- it would be nice to identify non obvious meats to the flattop .... what kind of meat is that ? ...
The water only lightly dances on the surface, not violently. You're letting it get too hot. I only use stainless steel for things like searing chicken or ground beef and you let the pan get hot, not extremely hot, the rule is hot pan cold oil food will never stick and I found that to be the case. The only thing I'm gonna take that pan back is barkeepers's friend that will get any crud out.
My all clad stainless pan looked just like that at 19:00 after scrubbing using everything including barkeepers friend. All I used it for was to heat oil to fry corn tortillas.
That stainless steel pan is a perfectly good pan. It was simply too hot. Keep trying. A good cook will continue by trial and error. It works great when used correctly. Clean it up and try again.
Happy New Year, Alex! I hated using my stainless pan at first, i have the EXACT one here at home. I am no professional chef by any means, but i cook my pancakes on medium-low heat and use cooking spray to coat the pan. Online, they act like medium heat is the absolute highest you should go. When testing with water, you just want it to sizzle. I think the pan may have been too hot. Stainless steel pans are a pain in the ass at times (AGAIN, im no professional cook). Hopefully it works out for you eventually if you decide to use the pan in the future. Love the content, best wishes my friend!
steinless steel ist superior to cook meat and make a sauce from the residue. just add some onion, garlic add flour, deglace with wine or juice, add stock or broth, salt pepper, done. The great benefit of stainless steel pans ist that stuff stick to them so you can make great sauces. If you really want to anger yourself, try making egg or cook fish in it ;)
Pan was way to hot. So the oil got hit to fast and caught fire. Then the eggs stuck to the oil film on the pan from the oil fire when you put more eggs in and so therefore the eggs stuck to the oil film. Always soak the pan with degreaser as dish soap and hot work scrub with stainless still pan the again in hot water and dish soap dry immediately.
Stainless steel pans are great fried eggs, not scrambling eggs. That’s the only reason that she get hot enough. Just don’t use that it will catch on fire immediately.
Stainless conducts heat quicker than other metals. Also for that same reason they’re not too good in the “non stick” department. Aluminum is better for eggs, but just barely. I buy teflon or ceramic for eggs. Stainless and carbon steel are great for searing. I never put ANYTHING in my egg pans but oil, egg and a clean towel. With aluminum NEVER use soap and water. Just warm the pan, pour in some salt and a little oil and lightly rub with a clean towel. Ask Waffle House cooks: they only use aluminum. Water…and it’ll stick Check out Aeternum pans for ceramic, Cafalon for teflon
Yeah, that shit was way too hot. You gotta moderate SS temps. Carbon and cast iron will season, but SS is finicky for things like eggs. Work other stuff on it until it builds up a surface. New SS pans always suck.
I do have a question. The blue handle skillets you use for eggs...are they a non-stick surface? My dad used to used skillets like that and I believe they were aluminum. I don't think they were stainless steel and non-stick was not a thing back in those days. I think the stainless steel pan was just too hot and it got scorched. Probably need to clean it with an s.o.s. pad and Barkeepers Friend.
Lid next time to get the fire out. Pan was simply too hot. Stainless is okay for slowly cooking things like fried eggs, but I've never had luck with scrambled cooking faster
Get some barkeeper's friend to get that pan ready again
There's never a lid around when you need one
Yep too hot!
WAAY too hot. pan shouldn't go above 400 degrees. You want a medium to medium low. On an electric stove like a 5 or 6 on the dial. If the oil catches fire you're probably up over 5-600 degrees.
Could watch you cook for hours. Relaxing. Thank you.
I use stainless steel at home and they are great pans. You should practice at home before using it in that kitchen. ALSO, bar keepers friend is what I use to clean my pans, you can also deglaze them when cooking. Your pan is way too hot I think
You'd think a cook of his caliber would know that it's too hot when it causes an oil fire instead of blaming the pan lol
agreed, bar keepers friend restores the stainless steel pan to like new, don’t know his issue, a good stainless steel pan is rated for 450F to 500F in oven use too.
@@Nepomniachtchi_AustinMan literally said he has no experience with stainless steel pans. Go easy on the guy, he is obviously very much at home with his normally used pans and grill.
welcome back been missing the vids
Brother, your channel is growing so much!! My wife asked me if we could go and eat there. I told her yes, but not sure where is at. We are in Yuma Arizona!! God bless!!
but like seriously, can someone please figure out which diner this is???
I know but out for respect to Alex won’t say. People will screw it up for him
@@ryano913 Thx
That's fine. I'll keep watching his videos and won't insist. Even if I don't get to eat at his diner. I love his passion and does very well. Kudos.
I think it’s somewhere near Westminster California
Happy new year Alex and to your family as well. I rewatch your old videos while waiting for your new video.
You can never go wrong with a well seasoned cast iron skillet for nonsick too.
Happy new year! Thank you for the videos and letting us see what you do back in the kitchen. Appreciate your time and efforts keeping people fed. Thanks!
You don't need to apologize for saying a bad word every now and then. I can watch you cook all day. I like your videos because you don't try to do alot of fancy editing....or do "commercials" about sponsors or ask your viewers for anything. You just do your thing and let your cooking speak for itself. If I could just learn to flip eggs like you I'd be happy. Keep the videos coming!!
Yeah bro Cuisinart stainless is trash for eggs pancakes anything liquid. Stainless steel pans have pores in them and when heated these pores open and close during the heating process. If your pan is not heated properly LOW Heat, and you put eggs or anything liquid the results are the same in the pan the opening and closing pores will latch onto your food, causing it to stick when you go to flip it. I was a line chef for more than a decade and found some cheaper non sticks are way better. Keep up the vids your a real good cook I enjoy each one brings back memories.
I cook pancakes and eggs in mine all the time with no issues, but heat is key, always set at low heat.
Dave - that is the dumbest post I have read in a long time - you don't have a clue what the heck you are talking about! I use my Cuisinart SS pans FOR EVERYTHING including pancakes and scrambled eggs! There are literally thousands of videos online demonstrating the proper way to use SS pans in restaurant settings!
Exactly these SS work great if you start off using a new pan at lower heat and season them with oil. The pan got way too hot and burned the oil to the pan making it useless. If you start with a new pan again use lower heat. Great vids by the way. Keep hustling 🔥🔥🔥👍👍🤘😎🤘
Said with Much Respect and Love your channel....Much Respect from Petersburg Fla USA
Alex have a happy New Year with you and your wife and your family I enjoy watching your cooking videos seeing how busy it gets in the morning and once in a while watching you cook lunch you're an awesome cook in the food that you cook the customers love
Love watching your videos man! Keep it up! Saludos desde Arkansas 🍻💯
Happy new year Chef and staff added it again thank you for your time and patience. Filling those orders when you’re on the clock make it as if you would like it done for you. Have a beautiful shift your channel continue to grow prosper happy new year.
Happy New Year!!! Can watch you cook for hours. Thank you!
Chief when you get a helper,you deserve a helper
He looks like a one man band, I doubt he'll get a helper unless the prep for him early in the day.
Hi Alex the stainless steel pans if you get the water beads and dances the pan ready you don’t need oil it won’t stick the oil flashed because the heat was to high. Also when cooking eggs you have to cook them quickly. Oh the best pans out on the market now are the diamond coat.
The pans you are using are perfect for the type of cooking your doing stainless pans are a different animal.love your channel.
I love both my cast iron and stainless steal pans, the steel pan does get ridiculously hot at a setting of 2 on an electric stove. I've never overheated my pans to cause a flame up 🔥 Great video!
The pan got too hot
look for how to season stainless steel pans on you tube
You run a great kitchen! I have learned a lot 👍
been waiting for one of these. keep going back to old videos lol.
Operator error. If you're going to use oil in a stainlees steel pan, it needs to heat WITH the pan. Stainless steel pans can handle higher heat temperatures, so they're good for searing steaks or fish, browning onions or garlic, cooking acidic foods like tomato sauce, or high heat stir frying. Non-stick is better for eggs and omelets, delicate fish filets, pancakes, or crepes, and sauteeing vegetables with minimal oil.😉
Watching your videos gives me more reason to not only tip the waitress but also the cook.
After the pan reaches the proper temp not super hot heat, maybe medium when you start, change temp to low or medium low then add a bit of oil. Then you can add your eggs. The pan is way to hot if it catches fire my man. Keep up the awesome job and keep posting them vids!
Yeah way too hot that’s all 😊
You do such a great job. A tip I got from Gordon Ramsay try tapping your eggs on a flat area not edge of a pan. The shells go inward when tapped on a sharp edge. Leaving shell parts in the egg. It works for me. 😊
You likely have an expensive all clad skillet. If that is the case, or not, the heat is extremely way too hot. You can destroy all clad skillets by using that hot of a heat. Also, like cast iron, stainless skillets need to be seasoned. Make the first couple things you cook in it be sausage of something greasy. The oil you ladle into pan, seems to have spam type qualities to put that non removable coat on it. Regardless, your burner is way too high and you need to slowly season your new stainless pan :-)
You are right that the Leidenfrost Effect test is how to ensure any steel pan is ready, e.g., carbon steel or stainless steel. But it seems that you let it get way too hot, hence the oil immediately catching fire and eggs sticking.
I can binge watch this channel!
I hate stainless frying pans. No toxic stuff from the nonstick surfaces of other pans, but they're such a PITA to use.
Did you season the stainless steel pan before you used it?
I love watching you cook and you do a great job❤
For stainless you want a medium heat. When the videos talk about the water dancing on the pan that is for when you should start cooking on it. If it sizzles it's still too cold. bajale a la lumbre un poco y sirbira bien. I also haven't really tried scrambled eggs because I prefer fried eggs. It works great for that
For what you’re doing, your non-stick are the best and you use them well. Like everyone is saying, the pan was too hot. When you get the droplets to dance, cut the heat way down.
Finally lol I’ve been waiting for a vid to drop🙌🏽💯keep it up bro
Apparently your name is Alex. Just wanted to say I subscribed and like every video I watch. Your videos have made me want to cook lol and I have been. I pray you make a lot of money and accomplish all your goals and dreams. ❤😊
Stainless Steel pans depends of the brand and not easy to master, i mean the control of the temperatures, type of oil or butter used and speed cooking according of what you put in the pan like proteins or vegetables had to be almost perfect like master chefs do requires a lot of practice but once mastered they are the best for sure, but by the type of cooking you do not really necessary don't worry to much you are good.
My kid heated an all metal pan like that in my VRBO one day. Instantly caught fire like that one did. Lol! Your true test was the water beading up like it did. Should have stopped there. Stainless steel has their place in cooking, unfortunately not at high heat. Nice glove changes after touching raw meat. It's not going unnoticed! Clean kitchen overall. I'd eat there for sure.
I have a set of those pans. I never use them for eggs though. I one like your egg pans. The stainless I use for other things. When it gets a film like that, I just put about an inch of water in it and put it back on the stove. Let it boil for a minute and it takes that off.
Heat way to high on the stainless! Medium to heat up and then when ready add food right away and can even turn down a bit while cooking.
Maybe the fame is to high, or it's a pan for inductive heat
theres one way to season your pan lol in all honesty for the speed of your cooking id personally stay with non stick for eggs. Respect for trying steel though.
Right back at you Alex, all those things and more for you and your family!! 2025, LFG!
❤❤😮😂😂woohoo.good advice
❤❤I'm just here for the flipz🖤🖤🖤" black glove mafia"
Im still blown away you don't have a bowl to toss the fries in the spices. Not to be rude but, the way you do them, only a few fries get the seasoning. It okay takes a few extra seconds to dump the basket I to a bowl, season em and toss em a few times
I wish I had that flat top in my kitchen at home. I can rock some breakfast 😋.
You should buy 3 to 5 day old eggs. Those freshly harvested one, their egg shells stick to the membrane sorrounding the yolk. They are also the ones that are hard to peel when hard boiled.
Stainless steel are my favorite pans. Just need to practice and don’t overheat them.
Feliz Año Nuevo, pinche #AP💚
anyone figure out where the restaurant is?
Happy New Year, Alex.. what is the item you cook with pape on it and press flat and you roll it up to serve?
The stainless steel pan youre using has an aluminum base. Aluminum transfers heat to the base of the pan very quickly and evenly. Good for searing and what not. Not great for eggs in a quick pace environment like the restaurant. I'd stick to non stick for the eggs for sure.
Also love the videos!
I think you’ve been very patient with the servers and the time it takes them to pick up the orders. You’ve made excuses for them before and you have tried to be understanding but if I were a customer in that restaurant, I would have a real problem if I had to wait an excessive amount of time for my order. If it happened more than once, I wouldn’t go there anymore.
Happy new year bro. Love your videos ❤️
i grew up with putting eggs on top of my pancakes. My dad always did it, Then again he was a solid cook was a chef in the army in the 70's.
That was a $10 egg you dropped 😂love the content
I think if you season the pan first it should be non stick. There are many tutorials on how to season them on youtube. Idk if theyre good for fast paced high heat like here but worth a shot?
I'm sure others have stated this, but your pan was too hot. Although I'm unfamiliar with the Cuisinart brand, but if they're anything like the Legend stainless steel pans I have, they can't be so hot that your oil starts smoking. Your oil should never smoke, and if it ignores, you're probably at least 2-300 degrees hotter than you should be. Hope you try cooking with them again at a lower temp in the future! Good luck.
This guy amazes me with his ability to cook solo
WAY WAY WAY too hot. Thats why your oil and butter is catching fire.
The pan is good quality, you only need to practice and heat that pan at medium heat. Good luck!
Happy New Year chef!!!
We appreciate you more.❤
21:09 -- it's the pan's coating ... inferior quality ...
to be conservative on supplies --- use tongs more often like on the French toast (less gloves) -- then have a small container of water off the side to place the tongs in -- then use paper towels to wipe them now and then ... BTW --- I like those giant tortillas ... lol ..
101:42 --- it would be nice to identify non obvious meats to the flattop .... what kind of meat is that ? ...
It's very scary to see people get burned 🔥
Do you have any videos of your daily prep like chopping vegetables grating cheese and like that?
Yes, there is a morning prep video.
I just looked up the instructions on that stainless steel pan and you were doing it exactly correct! I have no idea why it keeps catching on fire
too hot + water droplets + oil = 🔥
The water only lightly dances on the surface, not violently. You're letting it get too hot. I only use stainless steel for things like searing chicken or ground beef and you let the pan get hot, not extremely hot, the rule is hot pan cold oil food will never stick and I found that to be the case. The only thing I'm gonna take that pan back is barkeepers's friend that will get any crud out.
What is that at the 1:02 that you keep covered with the paper and only cook on one side?
1:02:00 that's corned beef hash, I believe.
Don't let ignorant comments get to you. The educated people get it and understand we are all human. 😊
El Cocinero ❤👍☝️, I love your channel. I watch the whole video every time. Representing the Raza.
Hi,I am from the UK. Can you tell me what meat is under the paper when you are cooking it. Love the way you work. Steve
Corned beef hash.
Corn beef hash
My all clad stainless pan looked just like that at 19:00 after scrubbing using everything including barkeepers friend. All I used it for was to heat oil to fry corn tortillas.
Happy New Year to you and your family!
Yeay! Awesome channel! 😊
That stainless steel pan is a perfectly good pan. It was simply too hot. Keep trying. A good cook will continue by trial and error. It works great when used correctly. Clean it up and try again.
You'll need steel wool to clean that pan. The burnt bottom will still make your food a little butter.
What is he sprinkling on everything? It doesn’t look to be just salt and pepper..
Do you buy your own pans and knives for work or does the company provide them?
Happy New Year, Alex! I hated using my stainless pan at first, i have the EXACT one here at home. I am no professional chef by any means, but i cook my pancakes on medium-low heat and use cooking spray to coat the pan. Online, they act like medium heat is the absolute highest you should go. When testing with water, you just want it to sizzle. I think the pan may have been too hot. Stainless steel pans are a pain in the ass at times (AGAIN, im no professional cook). Hopefully it works out for you eventually if you decide to use the pan in the future. Love the content, best wishes my friend!
steinless steel ist superior to cook meat and make a sauce from the residue. just add some onion, garlic add flour, deglace with wine or juice, add stock or broth, salt pepper, done. The great benefit of stainless steel pans ist that stuff stick to them so you can make great sauces. If you really want to anger yourself, try making egg or cook fish in it ;)
Buenos Dias! What are the blue handled pans you like to use?
Vollrath S4007 7" Wear-Ever® Non-Stick Aluminum Frying Pan w/ Solid Silicone Handle
I’ve asked before and he doesn’t respond to comments. I was wondering the same thing too.
@@KJOWINKthank you for letting us know
kjowink , thank you! 40 bucks on Amazon 👍👍
Stainless is better for meats but since you have a griddle and grill you shouldn't need it... eggs are best in non stick IMO
Pan was way to hot. So the oil got hit to fast and caught fire. Then the eggs stuck to the oil film on the pan from the oil fire when you put more eggs in and so therefore the eggs stuck to the oil film. Always soak the pan with degreaser as dish soap and hot work scrub with stainless still pan the again in hot water and dish soap dry immediately.
You'll have to use vinegar & baking soda to clean it. your pan must be hot but not too hot and completely oiled to cook the eggs
Stainless steel pans are great fried eggs, not scrambling eggs. That’s the only reason that she get hot enough. Just don’t use that it will catch on fire immediately.
Bro don’t blow a grease fire (or pour water) just throw a towel over it for a second
Or salt
or even just a pan lid
cooking too hot dude! SS needs low slow and oil. It will season up with time too.
whoever told you that lied stainless on high does the opposite it makes food stick and because your using oil or butter it wont burn up quick
Probably no need 4 oil.
That pan had one shot to hit the big time and failed 🍳🔥🧯🚒
Stainless conducts heat quicker than other metals. Also for that same reason they’re not too good in the “non stick” department. Aluminum is better for eggs, but just barely. I buy teflon or ceramic for eggs. Stainless and carbon steel are great for searing. I never put ANYTHING in my egg pans but oil, egg and a clean towel. With aluminum NEVER use soap and water. Just warm the pan, pour in some salt and a little oil and lightly rub with a clean towel. Ask Waffle House cooks: they only use aluminum. Water…and it’ll stick
Check out Aeternum pans for ceramic, Cafalon for teflon
Yeah, that shit was way too hot. You gotta moderate SS temps. Carbon and cast iron will season, but SS is finicky for things like eggs. Work other stuff on it until it builds up a surface. New SS pans always suck.
Hope you had a great Christmas and Happy New Year!
Keep it coming Mr C Love it
Stainless steel pans are great for cooking chicken breasts, but NOT for scrambled eggs.
Gotta use the right tool for the job!
Scrambled and fried eggs in mine all the time with no issues.
I do have a question. The blue handle skillets you use for eggs...are they a non-stick surface? My dad used to used skillets like that and I believe they were aluminum. I don't think they were stainless steel and non-stick was not a thing back in those days. I think the stainless steel pan was just too hot and it got scorched. Probably need to clean it with an s.o.s. pad and Barkeepers Friend.
...Add water to Eggs scramble pan medium heat let edge set mix in a cross pattern let set repeat stir and plate,.
The pan with the blue handles. Been using it for Culinary School and it works better for any other pan.
Stainless steel pans are good for like searing a steak not for eggs. Need a nonstick pan