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Cooking & Baking

bucolic_frolic

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7. A skillet you put your skill into is by shaking it back and forth a lot

Reply to AllaN01Bear (Original post)

Sun May 15, 2022, 04:36 PM

May 2022

A grill is an open heavy wire rack that air can move through.

A griddle is a long flat frying pan, usually electric, though some are built into commercial stove tops and some might fit two gas or electric stovetop burners.

Whew. I didn't know I could gaslight that well. I should get a job writing for Republicans

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what is the difference betwen a skilit, a griddle and a grille? thanks preplexing question. [View all] AllaN01Bear May 2022 OP

And while you gourmet geniuses are at it Achilleaze May 2022 #1

As someone who sold that crap a lifetime ago, rsdsharp May 2022 #4

Differeing income levels Warpy May 2022 #9

A skillet is a frying pan. A griddle is a flat pan that can be electric or sit on a burner. LakeArenal May 2022 #2

Bingo! SharonClark May 2022 #6

To my mind a skillet is a frying pan with low sloped sides; essentially an omelette pan. rsdsharp May 2022 #3

Well said. Skillets come in different sizes, usually round but I had a square cast iron one. txwhitedove May 2022 #5

A skillet you put your skill into is by shaking it back and forth a lot bucolic_frolic May 2022 #7

More important is knowing when to use which intrepidity May 2022 #8