Need a Larger Skillet? Want to Swap for the Family Size?

[SueAdx]

I just picked up the 7 piece executive set. I really would like the Family Skillet instead of the 10". Is there anyone that has an unused family that would like to work out a deal for the 10" instead?

 

[gailz2]

You'll probably need to buy it when you can get it at 50 or 60% off. I love my 12" skillet the best!!

 

[SueAdx]

I am afraid you are right. I don't need both. I really want to be able to do the skillet cakes etc. Thought I would see if I had any luck before I unwrapped mine and played around with the timing etc for the skillet cakes.

 

[NooraK]

Get the 12" and save the 10" for a Mystery Host prize or something.

 

[DebbieJ]

I have the 7 pc set and find that 10" really handy at home!Buy the 12" and write it off. I'd keep the 10" for sure!

 

[esavvymom]

You can sometimes do the cakes in the 10" skillet too. I've done the Pineapple Upside Down Cake with no trouble- because it was the only skillet I had at the time. I just used butter on the pan so it released easily.Try one of the skillet cakes and be sure to use oil, etc just like you would with any other cake pan. If you aren't sure about the batter/volume, leave out a cup of batter or two and see how it does. I didn't, and didn't have a problem. But if you are adding something like icing or pudding to the batter, then maybe leave out that much batter to compensate.....