Induction cooktops are much safer than gas ranges and use a lot less energy than electric stovetops. But they require specialized cookware to work correctly. Here, we review the top 9 pans for induction cooktop cooking.
Aaron Green
Cast iron skillets are the only way to cook foods that require a nice sear or need continuous heat to reach perfection. But these pans require special care if you want them to last. Our cast iron skillet care guide shows you the best cleaning, seasoning, and storage practices for your cast iron cookware.
Sara Seitz
Want to restore your pans so they look brand new? Whether you’re dealing with scorch marks, stuck-on food, or rust, it is possible to clean stainless steel pans to return them to their former glory. We’ve got the best tips and step-by-step instructions in this helpful guide.
Aaron Green
360 cookware allows you to cook food without added oils while still offering easy cleanup. Find out how that’s possible and if these are the right pans for your kitchen.
Sara Seitz
True cast iron lovers will love this cast iron skillet set from Uno Casa. The pans are heavy-duty and pre-seasoned. Plus, they heat up quickly and evenly, and you get silicone handle covers. Find out more how it performs with our on-hands review.
Sara Seitz
The Proclamation Duo Cookware set features a patented hinge handle design, making the skillet the lid of the hybrid pot. Find out how well this multi-ply cookware performs in our review.
Aaron Green
