Garrett Wade Netherton Spun Iron ''Prospector'' Cooking Pan Home & Kitchen 46JHVR749

The ''spun'' in this spun iron pan is formed by spinning a disc of iron on a lathe and forming it over a mold. ''Prospector'' refers to its overall shape, including the two sturdy handles that are riveted to the pan that is reminiscent of a prospector's gold pan. This gorgeous, matte-black pan has similar properties to cast iron: it heats up evenly and will hence cook and bake evenly as well. Much like cast iron, it is also nearly indestructible and is sure to last a lifetime, with minimal routine care required. You'll want to pass this down to the next generation of cooks.

However, this spun iron prospector pan has one key advantage over cast-iron ones: it is much lighter at generally half the weight, which you'll appreciate as you move it from stove-top, to oven, to tabletop. If you're a fan of spun iron, take a look at our spun iron baking sheet as well as our spun iron loaf pan.

The prospector pan also makes a lovely presentation dish for a quiche, fruit pie, or cobbler. You could also simply use it to make your eggs and hash in - it's up to you. Pre-seasoned with flax oil to give a natural, no-stick coating. Works on all ranges of ovens, whether gas, electric, convection, or even wood-burning. It was made by a small foundry in Shropshire, UK, which is where the Industrial Revolution started. It is 12'' diameter x 1- 1/2'' deep. The prospector pan is also available in a long-handled version.

Also available is a matching spun iron lid for our Netherton woks and prospector pan.