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Product Description
Victoria cast iron skillets are the perfect combination of tradition and functionality. They are designed to last a lifetime and become an indispensable kitchen tool for achieving exceptional results with every recipe, thanks to their unmatched ability to distribute and retain heat. They are an essential choice for any cooking enthusiast.
To season cast iron cookware, apply a thin layer of oil or fat and preferably heat it for 15 minutes in the oven or on the stovetop until it starts to smoke slightly. This protects the iron, prevents rust, and keeps it in good condition. It is important not to scrub the bottom with too much pressure to avoid removing this layer of oil (patina).
When cleaning
There are several correct and effective methods for cleaning cast iron cookware to ensure it stays in good condition. You can use mild detergents to remove food residue from the surface, and if necessary, use a steel wool sponge. Alternatively, you can scrub with a little coarse salt to create the friction needed for cleaning. After washing, it is important to carefully dry the entire surface of the utensil with a dry cloth and then apply a thin layer of oil or fat.
Please note that seasoned cast iron is not suitable for cleaning in the dishwasher, whereas enameled cast iron is completely dishwasher safe. However, doing so will significantly reduce the patina that forms during cooking from oils and fats, which provides a natural and healthy non-stick effect.
Dimensions: 25x25 cm
Weight: 2.7 kg
High-quality materials: Seasoned cast iron
100% made in Colombia.
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What makes us unique
Ergonomic design
Circular economy
Healthier
Versatile heat sources
Natural non-stick properties
100% recycled iron
Vorteile von Gusseisen
- Geeignet für verschiedene Wärmequellen wie Backöfen, Lagerfeuer, Induktions-, Glaskeramik-, Gas- und Elektroherde.
- Hält über Generationen hinweg.
- Speichert die Wärme und verteilt sie gleichmäßig, was ein perfektes Garen von Fleisch garantiert.
- Die natürliche Antihaftbeschichtung entsteht durch das Einbrennen und die richtige Pflege. Bei Einhaltung beider Prozesse verbessern sich die Antihaft-Eigenschaften schrittweise.
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Great grill pan ! Can easily hold two chicken breast . The photos taken are after first use no stuck on food and no lost seasoning . Out performs my Lodge due to Lodge's lackluster seasoning . After use I let the pan cool down .. scrubbed it with some course salt and then washed with warm slightly soapy water as per directions ..I then dried it a put a but of avocado oil all over it .Note!: please dry immediately after washing and coat with oil otherwise it will rust ! , this will happen with any cast iron or carbon steel pan. The reviews of rusty pans is due to user error! This is my second pan from them and Lodge has been officially replaced . Don't believe put it to the test . Do yourself a favor pick one up!
Paired with the separate square lid, this is a winner - love getting those classic fried lines across link sausages or steaks. The pan's instructions on seasoning and washing are invaluable for anyone uncertain how to care for cast iron.
I am very pleased and happy with my recent purchase of the Victoria 10” Grilled Plan. It was with hesitation that I made the order, I usually prefer to see and get a feel for a product prior to a purchase. I was not disappointed.When you receive the pan, I would highly recommend you read the attached helpful instructions and recommendations on how to maintain and care for these amazing cast iron pans, they are a life time investment, worth every penny and maintenance (that is the key)!
This is my first cast iron pan and I love it. It’s not too heavy. I don’t eat animals, so I grill veggies. They come out absolutely delicious! It produces a lot of smoke, so I put my stove fan on high and I open my front door. Very little maintenance to clean it. Just follow the instructions. Enjoy!
Tengo algunos marca Lodge son muy buenos pero por precio me decidí por este y está muy bien, están gruesos y buen acabado, ya viene curado, ya compre 2 y la verdad comparado con los lodge no se nota la diferencia!! Se los recomiendo y no se asusten con la gente que dice que los lava y se les oxida obvio requieren cuidado especial y les durarán de por vida!!!
I am a cast iron maniac, love everything with grill marks, so i can tell you that this really is a great pan.If you are having trouble with food sticking here are a few tips.Prior to putting any type of protein in this pan, preheat pan to blazing hot, while that is happening, SLATHER ur steak on both sides with a great quality olive oil or other high temperature oil & salt to taste, I use sea salt. It will seem like oil overkill but I promise this is the key, lots of EVOO & its good for you.....next put the meat on the grill & LEAVE IT ALONE, let it do its thing & in a few minutes check to see if its ready to "lift", turn it over & do the same on the other side, I cook my meats on high heat the whole way through & no sticking w this pan, just beautiful grill marks. Another great way to cook meats is to grill mark both sides of meat on the stove top & then finish (in the cast iron pan) in the oven at 350 to desired temperature. Good luck!!To CLEAN: pour water into the screaming hot pan & let it boil while you use a wooden spoon to scrape the drippings & anything that did stick off the bottom, once everything is lifted pour out the dirty water, carefully wipe pan w paper towel, turn back on the heat & dry it for a minute or so then push it to the back burner to cool, once cool brush a small amount of olive oil all over the pan with a paper towel or your hand & put it away for the next time.
I seasoned 1 time before start using it for cooking. The pictures attached has been use for grilling twice. I cleaned it & lightly applied a thin layer of grapeseed oil on top low heat stove. Food doesn't stick to the skillet and clean up was easy too. Also, the workmanship is much better than the Lxxxx in my opinion.
This is our second Victoria grill pan that we just purchased from Amazon, and we got this one for our rv. When it got here this week it had some rust on it, nothing to be concerned about, and we took care of it immediately by washing and seasoning it. The photo shows what it looks like after my wife cooked chicken breast in it last night and cleaned it again. The first one we bought back in the mid 2000's looks just as good as this new one. and still looks that good because of taking care of it.I've read all the negative reviews about it having rust on it when people received it. These people must not know anything about cast iron, how to season and protect it. Wash it and season it and the rust goes away. No need to slam Victoria or any other brand because it wasn't picture perfect when you received it.I've also read the negative reviews about it being heavy. It's cast iron not metal or stainless. The heavier a cast iron pan is the better it's going to retain heat, hold seasoning better, and cook better. My suggest is, if you don't like heavy pans then don't use cast iron. This Victoria grill pan is actually lighter than some of the others on the market.We have many pieces of cast iron cookware and use it on a regular basis. My wife likes the Victoria brand more than any other brand. She has a 12 inch and two 10 inch Victoria cast iron skillets and now two grill pans. They're deeper, easier to season, and she says easier to handle.Another thing about cast iron cookware, it may or may not sit flat on a smooth and flat cook top. If that bothers you then buy pans that are made to sit flat on those style cook tops.Anything can arrive cracked or broken. 99% of the time it's the shipper not the maker that caused the crack, so no need to blast the maker with a negative review if you receive one cracked.I personally think for the money, excellent cooking results and ease of maintenance, you can't go wrong with this grill pan or any other Victoria cast iron cookware.
Compré la versión cuadrdada con grill y, a diferencia de l@s que se quejan porque todo se les pegó (cosa que sólo pasa cuando el sartén está frío) o porque se oxidó porque nunca investigaron que el sartén se tiene que secar a la flama o en el horno porque es de ACERO y obvio que se va a oxidar con cualquier contacto con el agua, si te preocupas por aprender (con los cientos videos de YouTube que hay sobre el tema) a usar las cosas correctamente, las puedes disfrutar al máximo y te duran toda la vida. La ignorancia cuesta.El grill deja una apariencia perfecta y el sartén pre-sazonado funciona de maravilla. Este tipo de utensilios requieren de muchísimo cuidado (secar para no oxidar, aceitar, hornear, etc) pero el resultado vale totalmente la pena. Acabo de ordenar el sartén circular de 30 CMS.No tiene sentido poner una calificación de ergonomía en un sartén tan pesado...
Well, I never got to use it because it couldn't even handle the shipping process. Do not buy, get a Lodge (what my other pans are)...I can't imagine this would last years as cast iron is supposed to.
Thats was the worst thing i ever bought in my life. I always wash my products before I use them. I washed this pan and put it to dry on the rack when i went back tp pick up another dish it was all black everywhere. Apparently these people thought it would be. Good idea to give me a discusting used pan that they had sprayed over to make it look new and the minute I washed it it came off and make tye rest of my dishes dirty. I have never been so mad and disappointed like who does that? I will never ever ever buy agin. Here are some pictures and agin I never used it or scrubed it all i did was wash it with my apung and water and dosh soap and this is how it looked after. This makes me sick.
I purchased this product a little over a month ago, cured it, used it once to grill a pepper on the stove and put it away. Today I took it off the shelf intending to use it again and it has a big crack, rendering it useless. Unfortunately I am outside the time window to return it through Amazon
Was great at first! Out the box it was a great quality, really had weight to it and looked pre seasoned. My opinion really changed though after my first use. I used this one time to cook two burgers in the house, the burgers came out great. Washed this as soon as we were done and once dried, I noticed brown spots.Not sure if this is rust, but I washed it again and it got worse. Only used soap and water, no scrub pads, no metal utensils when cooking, no dish washer. Washed by hand and dried, and now it looks horrible. At first I thought it was normal. Now I'm sure this is a flaw. No one else commented about this being normal.I guess this is why it's so cheap, or I got a defect. Will be returning
works great to grill to burgers at once inside on stove top
Muy consistente y muy pesada
Excelente!!!
Questa bistecchiera in ghisa è fantastica seguendo le istruzioni e trattandola con cura regala davvero soddisfazioni e piatti sublimi
You dont need a grill with this. If you only have few people to feed there is absolutely no need for a outdoor grill.Let's face it outdoor grills rot out and can be very expensive even they rot out and have problems.What I do is use a portable gas hob on a table hook it up to propane, Bhutan and yes even a 20lb or greater cylinder.Heat the cast iron to the smoking point outdoors use tongs and white with grapeseed oil let it smoke this is the secret to a good seasoning dont rely on the factory seasoning.Let it cool do this atleast 5 times and you will have a super pan to work with.Thin coats of oil only otherwise cast iron gets gummy.Next when making a steak again outdoors heat up the pan on the hob brush some oil on it I have gotten mine to 750 degrees place your step 2 minutes later flip it this will give you medium rare to perfection a bit longer for different outcomes.Cast Iron excellent at super hot which is what is needed for grilling.I have never seen a gas grill this hot nor cook this well.Cleaning is a breeze hot water with or without soap chain mail and a brush are all you need, afterward dry with towel and put on the stove for a bit to evaporate remaining water, lightly coat with grapeseed oil and rack it for the next adventure when cool.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
We tested more than a dozen different oils and fats to get the best performance right from the start. Flaxseed oil, when used correctly, has always proven to be the best oil for base coats. This is due to several factors:
1. Polymerization: Flaxseed oil is a drying oil, which means it polymerizes more easily than non-drying oils, such as grapeseed oil, another popular oil for seasoning. This property allows it to form a durable, resistant, and non-stick seasoning layer on cast iron.
2. Smoke point: Flaxseed oil has a lower smoke point (around 225°F or 107°C). While this can be a disadvantage for cooking, it is actually beneficial for the seasoning process. The lower smoke point allows the oil to polymerize at lower temperatures, creating a strong bond with the cast iron surface.
3. Fatty acid composition: Flaxseed oil is high in alpha-linolenic acid (ALA), an omega-3 fatty acid, which is relatively stable compared to the polyunsaturated fats found in grapeseed oil and other popular seasoning oils. This stability can result in a longer-lasting, more resilient seasoning on your cast iron cookware.
4. Food safety: Flaxseed oil, when properly polymerized, forms a stable and safe surface for cooking. The polymerized layer reduces the risk of oxidation and the formation of harmful free radicals during cooking, ensuring a healthier culinary experience.
Our cast iron comes high-temperature seasoned and ready to cook. Here are our recommendations:
- Hand wash and dry completely before the first use.
- It is normal for food to stick to the surface of cast iron cookware during the first few uses. To prevent this, we recommend using a small amount of cooking oil or fat until the seasoning strengthens and settles. You can use any edible fat, such as vegetable oil, nut oil, lard, or butter.
- When cooking with cast iron, it is important to use the proper temperature to prevent food from sticking. Cast iron retains heat very well, so we recommend using low or medium-low heat for most foods. Delicate foods, such as proteins, cook best on low heat.
- To protect the seasoning, we also recommend avoiding acidic foods like tomatoes, vinegar, and citrus until the seasoning has had time to develop.
- If you want to give your cast iron cookware an extra layer of seasoning, some people choose to season it one or more times before use. This is not necessary if you take good care of the cookware, but it can help create a thicker seasoning layer in less time. Ultimately, the decision is yours.
Although it can be exciting to start using your new cookware, it is important to avoid common mistakes that can damage the seasoning and cause problems when cooking. To prevent these errors, we recommend:
- If you make a mistake and rust appears or food sticks to the pan, don't worry: cast iron is durable and can be restored with proper care and maintenance. To learn more about how to re-season your cookware, check the instructions included in the packaging or on this website.
- Remember that, as long as your cast iron cookware is not broken, it can always be recovered and returned to its original state.
- With proper care and attention, your cast iron cookware will provide you with many decades of reliable use.
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