This Pan Will Change How You Cook | The Whatever Pan

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[@jojosamuelson2417]

Can this pan be used under the broiler

[@alisonedwards5918]

No cooking instructions. No heat instructions. Bought because I have no oven. Not used it yet as how do u cook or fry without instructions??? Plus do u need oils

[@sexypoetry]

I think that you can cook anything without oil in this pan...but I am not sure what happens when you want to use oil...cause oil falls into those little "canyons" ....while the food remains on the "top of the canyons"... so I can't figure out what would be the use of oil in this pan...but I am an absolute amateur, I don't know anything about cooking, zilch...so I hope that someone more knowledgeable will explain how it really goes.

[@sexypoetry]

I think that you can cook anything without oil in this pan...but I am not sure what happens when you want to use oil...cause oil falls into those little "canyons" ....while the food remains on the "top of the canyons"... so I can't figure out what would be the use of oil in this pan...but I am an absolute amateur, I don't know anything about cooking, zilch...so I hope that someone more knowledgeable will explain how it really goes.