Any chef can put a classic French skillet to good use on a daily basis. Available in three sizes, 7-1/2, 9, and 11 inches, the Stainless French skillet is designed with high sides that facilitate flipping pancakes, tossing stir-fried vegetables, or stirring stews. The solid, cast stainless-steel handle is riveted for strength, stays cool on the stovetop, and features a hole for hanging. Because the pan heats up quickly and holds its temperature well, only low to medium heat is recommended for cooking. The skillet is oven-safe to 500 degrees and can be used on induction burners. While the All Clad Stainless collection is durable enough for dishwasher cleaning, washing by hand is recommended. All Clad Stainless cookware carries a lifetime warranty.

Product Description
Stainless tri-ply construction with pure aluminum core for even heat distribution. The rounded sidewalls facilitate easy turning and flipping. This versatile piece will be the workhorse of any kitchen.



Product Reviews
My All Clad LTD 13" French skillet pan will now get more use now that I converted from an electric range to a (natural) gas range. I tried using the 13" French skillet on my 8" electric element and was disappointed with the uneven heating: the outer portion of the bottom did not get hot enough to cook the food (in my case, omelets). That was not a problem with my All Clad 12" fry pans (Copper Core and LTD). Now that I have a natural gas range, the French skillet's entire bottom heats evenly and my omelets turn out great. The handle length works for this largest of All Clad's French skillets. I decided to buy this pan over the All Clad 14" fry pan while both pan bottoms are the same diameter, the French skillet's pan top has a smaller diameter than the 14" fry pan due to the steeper slope. If I need to cover the French skillet when cooking, I can use the lid from my All Clad 6 quart sauté pan (which fits)! There is no All Clad lid I know that I can cover the 14" fry pan, not even if you buy it separately. And the 13" French skillet feels lighter than the 14" fry pan (LTD or stainless). If All Clad made the French skillet in Copper Core, I may get it depending on the weight. Copper is heavy. PROS: Weights less than the All Clad 14" stainless or LTD fry pan but with the same bottom cooking area. Can be covered if you have the lid for the stainless or LTD 6 quart sauté pans CONS: Does not heat evenly when used on an electric (coil) range. One last note. If you have a gas range (mine is a Wolf) I really noticed just how quickly the Copper Core pans heats up when compared with the stainless and LTD lines. When I was using an electric range, I appreciated how quickly the Copper Cores heat up. My suggestion is to hold each pan and determine whether you can comfortably handle the weight of each pan and whether the pan's handles are comfortable to you. I like the longer length handles on the All Clad Copper Core pans. All Clad uses a different length and style handle for their LTD and stainless series than the Copper Core series. That standard length handle does not work for the larger sauté (6 Qt), sauce (4 quart), and fry (14") pans: it's just too short. It's all right for their other pans.

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