Britannia Ovens (esp Range cookers) your experience

[ladyjulian]

Beloved Cohab and I are starting to get bored scrubbing egg out of pans - we love scrambled egg at the weekend, but we only have 1 non-stick pan and that's a Wilko's own brand and isn't very good. However carefully I scramble the eggs, I can't seem to stop them sticking like eggy glue to the pans.

 

Any recommendations?

[Cinnamon]

The John Lewis own range of non stick ware is very good.

However,I do leave them to soak in hot water with some fairy,then put them through the dishwasher

[abwsco]

I've got Pro Cook pro anodised pans and they don't need any soaking to get anything off. Can't go in the DW though.

[kerryegg]

I would suggest the most expensivenon stick pan you can afford or use a glass bowl and time carefully in the micowave. Remove before ready to allow for the continued cooking.I used my Le Creusat pan once, think I had to soak it for a week!

[Geoid]

The Le Creuset non stick pan are brilliant, but they are quite pricey. Also, don't put them through the dishwasher, as it can damage the non stick.

[Lewis]

Don't know if it'd work for this, but whenever we burn something in the bottom of a pan, mother boils some Coke in there + it comes off easily

[ladyjulian]

Thanks all!

 

We don't have a dishwasher (well, not of the mechanical type ) so dishwasher-safe isn't an issue. I love the look of the Pro Cook stuff!