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flat-bottomed pan with sloped sides used for cooking food on a stove
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A frying pan is a flat-bottomed cooking pan with sloped sides that sits on a stove to cook food. It matters because its design—the flat bottom for even heat distribution and the sloped sides for easy flipping and removing food—makes it a practical tool for everyday cooking.
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- Subclass of
- cookware and bakeware
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- Innervillgraten - Oberstalleralm - Almhütte vulgo Außer-Obergruber - 2.jpg
- Has use
- sautéing
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- Frying pans
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