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Some things in life are built to last. A good memory. A great friendship. A cast iron frying pan. This isn't just a pan; it's a piece of cooking history, redesigned for your modern kitchen. We were the first in India to make a lightweight cast iron, giving you all the performance without the extra weight. Find your new favourite pan and buy cast iron frying pan online from Stahl.
A good cast iron frying pan benefits you by more than just cooking. It makes your food taste better. It holds heat like nothing else, giving you a perfect, even sear every time. It's tough enough to go from your stovetop to the oven, and with proper care, it will develop a natural non-stick surface that improves with every meal. It's a simple tool that delivers big results.
Buying the best cast iron frying pan is a simple choice. Just look for these things:
Stahl’s Blacksmith Hybrid and Blacksmith Plus series redefine cast iron cookware by combining traditional designs with innovative modern engineering:
No more struggling with heavy cookware! Stahl’s cast iron frying pan is 50% lighter than a traditional cast iron skillet, making it easy to handle, flip, and store. Despite their lightweight build, they maintain the same durability expected from a premium lightweight cast iron frying pan.
Cast iron’s biggest advantage is its ability to hold and distribute heat evenly, and Stahl takes it a step further.
Both Blacksmith Hybrid and Blacksmith Plus are designed with long-term durability in mind. The Hybrid series features an enamel coating for easy upkeep, while Blacksmith Plus undergoes a nitrogen-based process to harden the surface, preventing scratches and damage.
Rust is a major concern with traditional cast iron skillets, but not with Stahl's frypan. The Blacksmith Hybrid series’ enamel coating prevents rust entirely, while Blacksmith Plus’ Nitride treatment actively resists rust, meaning less frequent seasoning and lower maintenance.
With a naturally stick-resistant surface, Stahl’s cast iron frypans require less oil, allowing for healthier meals without compromising on taste.
The Blacksmith Hybrid series doesn’t require seasoning and can be cleaned effortlessly, while the Blacksmith Plus series needs only minimal care thanks to its non-toxic nitrided surface.
Contrary to traditional cast iron pans that get hot all over, Stahl's lightweight cast iron frying pan features stainless steel handles that remain cooler to the touch, providing added safety and comfort while cooking.
You can buy cast iron anywhere. But you can only get a Stahl cast iron frying pan from us. We are the pioneers of Triply Cookware in India since 2015. Our commitment to quality is what sets us apart. We were the first to make BIS and ISI certified triply cookware, and we hold ourselves to the same high standards for all our products. We believe a good tool is an honest tool.
A great pan is meant to be used, and a well-cared for one will last forever. For some simple cast iron frying pan maintenance tips:
A cast iron frying pan is incredibly versatile. You can cook almost anything in it, from a perfectly seared steak to a fluffy omelette, from a crispy fried chicken to a pan-roasted vegetable.
With proper care, a cast iron frying pan can last for generations. It is, quite simply, a pan for a lifetime.
Cast iron is built to handle high heat. It can be used on the stovetop, in the oven, and on a grill, and it can withstand temperatures that would warp other pans.
The key is proper seasoning. For enameled pans, simply use a little oil. For regular cast iron, make sure the pan is properly seasoned, preheat it before adding food, and use enough oil or butter to coat the surface.
You can use water to clean it, but never soak it. Always dry the pan immediately and thoroughly after washing to prevent rust.
After use, while the pan is still warm, scrape any food bits off with a stiff brush. You can use a little soap and water, but always dry it immediately and apply a thin layer of oil before storing it.
Seasoning is the process of applying a thin layer of oil and heating it until it bonds with the metal, creating a protective, non-stick coating. This layer improves with every use, making cooking easier and your pan more durable over time.