Made In Cookware

Performance-First Cookware Built for the World's Toughest Kitchens

Made In doesn't build kitchen tools for the average home cook — they build them for the line cook in the middle of a Saturday night rush. Born from a 100-year family legacy in restaurant supply, Made In focuses on metallurgical integrity and ergonomic efficiency in every piece, so your cookware can withstand constant thermal cycling without warping or losing its edge.

That professional-first approach is why Made In is trusted by some of the best chefs in the world — and why Knife Merchant carries the full range: Signature 5-Ply stainless clad cookware, ProCoat non-stick, CeramiClad mineral-based non-stick, and hand-forged carbon steel, all crafted in the USA and Europe for a lifetime of performance.

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  • Made In Carbon Steel Perforated Frying Pan

    Professional-Grade Char Without the Cast Iron Bulk For the chef who demands the sear of cast iron but requires the thermal responsiveness of carbon steel, the Made In 12" Grill Pan is a mission-critical tool for the line or the patio. Unlike traditional stainless mesh baskets that warp under extreme temperatures, this basket is constructed from heavy-duty Swedish carbon steel, pre-seasoned and ready for immediate service. It thrives in high-heat environments—from live-fire wood grills to high-output propane setups—handling temperatures up to 1200°F without compromising structural integrity. The engineering focus of this piece is the 53 dime-sized perforations. These are not merely decorative; they are precision-calculated to maximize the Maillard reaction by allowing direct flame-to-food contact. This creates the signature smoky profile and char that defines professional grilling, while the depth and wall angle ensure that delicate items like shishito peppers, bay scallops, or spring ramps stay contained and away from the charcoal bed. At 4.1 lbs, this frying pan provides significant thermal mass for consistent searing but remains roughly half the weight of a comparable cast iron vessel. This weight reduction is a vital ergonomic benefit during high-volume service, reducing wrist fatigue when tossing ingredients over the flame. It responds rapidly to heat adjustments, allowing for precise control when moving between direct and indirect heat zones. This is an essential high-heat tool that expands the versatility of your grill, turning it into a high-performance roasting and searing station. Learn More

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