Fry Pans

Engineered for high-heat searing and sautéing, the fry pan is an indispensable tool for developing flavor and texture. The broad, flat base ensures maximum contact with your heat source, delivering superior heat distribution for a flawless, edge-to-edge sear. This is critical for achieving a deep crust and developing that all-important fond—the flavorful foundation of any great pan sauce. The gently flared sides are engineered for technique: they promote rapid evaporation for perfect browning, allow for an effortless sauté toss, and grant uninhibited access for turning delicate proteins or plating with precision. This is the shape that offers ultimate control, making it the most indispensable pan on the line.

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  • Matfer Bourgeat 10-inch Black Carbon Steel Fry Pan

    Matfer’s 10-inch black steel pan is the size for searing two steaks or a pair of duck breasts. The heavy-gauge steel holds enough heat to brown meat without the temperature collapsing when the food goes in.Because the handle is welded rather than riveted, there is nothing on the inside of the pan to work around when you clean it, and the pan can go straight from the burner into a hot oven to finish a thick chop.Matfer pans are bought by home cooks as well as by professional kitchens. For a pan with more room, see the 11-inch pan; for a smaller one, the 9 1/2-inch pan. Learn More
  • Matfer Bourgeat Tradition 11-inch Stainless Steel Fry Pan

    The Matfer Bourgeat Tradition 11-inch fry pan has a stainless steel body, which is resistant to corrosion, and it is induction ready. The 11-inch size browns four chicken thighs or a pound of mushrooms without crowding.Its sandwich base spreads heat evenly enough to sear across the full pan, and the sloped sides make it easy to slide an omelette or a fillet out onto the plate.For an uncoated pan that seasons instead, compare the Matfer black carbon steel fry pan. Learn More

    Regular Price: $261.00

    Special Price $235.00

  • Matfer Bourgeat 11-inch Black Carbon Steel Fry Pan

    An 11-inch fry pan cooks for a family: four chicken thighs, a full batch of hash browns or a skillet cornbread. The Matfer Bourgeat 062004 is a heavy duty, high quality steel pan with a strong steel handle, and it is ok to use on all heating elements, including induction.At this size the pan becomes a stovetop-to-oven tool as much as a skillet. The welded handle tolerates oven heat, so you can sear and then roast a spatchcocked chicken in the same pan.A welded handle is the better choice when you plan to bake in carbon steel. Compare the 11 3/4-inch pan for larger batches. Learn More
  • Matfer Bourgeat Elite Pro 11-inch Non-Stick Fry Pan

    An 11-inch non-stick pan handles a family breakfast of eggs and pancakes, or fish fillets for four, with very little fat.Like the other sizes, it has a thick, heat-diffused base with a special induction stainless steel bottom plate, and a 4-layer non-stick coating with an anti-scratch protective undercoating. The aluminum cool-touch handle stays comfortable on the burner.Use it with tools that will not mark the coating, such as the red Exoglass Pelton spatula. For high-heat searing, a black carbon steel fry pan is the better pan. Learn More
  • Matfer Bourgeat 11 3/4-inch Black Carbon Steel Fry Pan

    Matfer calls this its 11 3/4-inch black steel frying pan, and the measured rim is 11 5/8 inches. It is large enough for a whole fish, a pound of shrimp or a big batch of fried potatoes, and its heavy steel holds heat through a crowded pan.The handle is welded directly to the body, so there are no internal rivets where food and grease collect. Carbon steel at this size is heavy, about 4.9 pounds, so it suits cooks who want a working pan that stays on the burner.For cooking for two, the 10-inch pan is lighter and quicker to heat. All sizes are compared in the Details. Learn More
  • Matfer Bourgeat Elite Pro 12 5/8-inch Non-Stick Fry Pan

    The 12 5/8-inch (32 cm) Elite Pro is the large non-stick pan, for a full batch of pancakes, fried rice or several fish fillets at once.Its base is thick and heat-diffused, with a special induction stainless steel bottom plate, and a 4-layer non-stick coating with an anti-scratch protective undercoating. The aluminum cool-touch handle stays comfortable on the burner.Use it with tools that will not mark the coating, such as the black Exoglass Pelton spatula. For high-heat searing, a black carbon steel fry pan is the better pan. Learn More

    Regular Price: $309.00

    Special Price $280.00

  • Matfer Bourgeat 12 5/8-inch Black Carbon Steel Fry Pan

    This is the pan Matfer sells as 12 5/8 inches; the rim measures 12 3/8 inches. It gives a professional line cook or a home cook feeding a crowd the surface area to sear in one batch rather than three.A pan this size is the one to choose for paella-style rice, a large frittata or several steaks at once. It needs a large burner to heat evenly across the base.For an even larger surface, see the 14-inch pan; for a wide, shallow rice pan, the Matfer paella pan. Learn More
  • Matfer Bourgeat Tradition 12 1/2-inch Stainless Steel Fry Pan

    At 12 1/2 inches, the Tradition is a pan for high-volume cooking: a full skillet of sautéed greens, several steaks at once or a family batch of fried rice.The heavy-duty body and thick base keep the pan flat on the burner when it is full and hot. A pan of this size and weight is easiest to handle on a large burner.For an uncoated pan that seasons instead, compare the Matfer black carbon steel fry pan. Learn More

    Regular Price: $317.00

    Special Price $289.50

  • Matfer Bourgeat 14-inch Black Carbon Steel Fry Pan

    The 14-inch pan is the largest Matfer black steel fry pan we carry, with a measured rim of 14 3/8 inches. It is a restaurant-size pan for high-volume sautéing, and at home it covers a large gas burner or an outdoor grill.At just over 7 pounds, it is a two-handed pan when full. The size suits searing several portions together, cooking over a grill or fire, and roasting vegetables in the oven.For a two-handled pan of similar width, see the 15 3/4-inch paella pan. Learn More
  • Matfer Bourgeat 8 1/2-inch Black Carbon Steel Fry Pan

    An 8 1/2-inch carbon steel pan is the size for two eggs, a single omelette or a pork chop, and it is a manageable size for learning how carbon steel behaves. It heats in a minute or two, and once seasoned it releases eggs much like a coated pan.Its light weight makes it easy to toss vegetables or swirl butter around an omelette with one hand. For full meals, a 10 or 11-inch pan gives more room; the table in the Details lists every size.Home cooks buy these pans as well as professionals. For a lower-sided pan for crepes, see the 8 5/8-inch crepe pan. Learn More

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