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Style: Skillet
Features
- Large multi-functional electric skillet
- Durable cooking pan ideal for sauteing, stewing and grilling
- Adjustable temperature settings
- Recipes included
- Stay cool side handles make removal of cooking pan quick, safe and easy
Description
The Gourmet d'Expert Electric Skillet is a multi-functional electric skillet with a large cooking pan ideal for sautéing, stewing and grilling. The cooking pan is 2-1/4-inch deep and 10-1/2-inch in diameter, and titanium ceramic nonstick coated.
Special Feature: Cooking pan can be used directly on the (electric or gas) stovetop burner,, Disassembles for easy cleaning, Variable temperature settings from 176°F (Keep Warm) to 430°F and keep warm See more
Color: Gray
Material: Titanium and Ceramic enhanced nonstick coated
Brand: Zojirushi
Product Dimensions: 13.88"D x 15.25"W x 7.75"H
Wattage: 1250 watts
Item Weight: 9 Pounds
Included Components: Heating Base, Skillet Pan, Lid
Style: Skillet
Voltage: 120 Volts
Brand Name: Zojirushi
Included Components: Heating Base, Skillet Pan, Lid
Warranty Description: 1 year limited
Global Trade Identification Number: 08
UPC: 737079447916 722651281590
Manufacturer: Zojirushi
Part Number: EP-PBC10HC
Item Type Name: Electric Skillet
Material: Titanium and Ceramic enhanced nonstick coated
Other Special Features of the Product: Cooking pan can be used directly on the (electric or gas) stovetop burner,, Disassembles for easy cleaning, Variable temperature settings from 176°F (Keep Warm) to 430°F and keep warm
Wattage: 1250 watts
Voltage: 120 Volts
Number of settings: 3
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 13.88"D x 15.25"W x 7.75"H
Item Weight: 9 Pounds
Color: Gray
Product Style: Skillet
Warranty Type: Limited
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Style: Skillet
Love, love, love. Glad I listened to the reviewer who said this size was big enough for most uses. I was looking at the larger one with all the bells and whistles but now that I have this one it's more than enough. It is pretty large for one person, probably too big, but I make it work. It can easily feed 3 people comfortably. It heats up quickly and cooks foods just as it should. My maiden run was with a recipe from Just One Cookbook and it was delish. It cleans like a dream - no burned food or sauce. I have many Zojirushi products and they have all been well worth the money and function exactly as they should. The fuzzy logic rice cookers are also excellent.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2025 Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2025 by tiab
Style: Skillet
First off, the price clearly justifies itself because this is a quality peice. The metal skillet can be removed when hot, via the insulated handles. It also has a second set of handles so you can move the entire unit while hot. The outer 'shell', stays cool. There is no 'hot bottom' as with other skillets. I did a test with a full pan of water, and it boiled in less than 10 minutes with the lid on... however, I learned that with the lid off, it will only lightly boil. So, don't expect a full pan to actually have a 'rolling boil'. I did try it with about a half inch of oil, and it did get to the highest temp that I set it at within minutes. The 'pan' is about one eight inch thick, so it does have plenty of metal for a pan. Not flimsy. Over all, I guess that the only downside is that it will only lightly boil when it has a full pan of liquid uncovered. Covered, however, does give a rolling boil. But otherwise, it does do a great job, and handling, ergonomics, etc.... it's a fantastic buy for the price. Given the other 'skillets' that are around 20 - 30 bucks, I would easily buy this again any day. I've also used it while camping. I use a honda generator and breakfast (AND hot water for coffee took less that 15 minutes. That beats having to smell like charcoal or burning wood / smoke. This thing is a beast. You will love it.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2019 by Amazon Customer
Style: Skillet
I just received this yesterday and oh my its BIG!!! I didn't expect it to be that big but I'm not complaining, in fact I'm happy its big I can cook a large meal and save it in the fridge to eat all week. I am not going to be using my stove after this. I have an old stove and this is why I got this, it was driving me crazy- taking forever to cook, and doesn't heat evenly. My stove has only ONE large burner (Ridiculous) I can't exactly buy a new stove either because I live in an apartment:( ANYWAY...this is my savior now. I will not touch that stupid stove again. I can grill my salmon in here, make my stews, rice, eggs- whatever. I made my first meal in this last night. Chicken curry- awesome result. Easy to clean too. I might get another one for a friend as a gift... Get it. You're going to enjoy it. Just make sure you have enough counter space... its HUGE! ****UPDATE** I bought this item in January 2013, today is July 31st 2014 and it's still working. It has served me VERY well. I've enjoyed making stews and all sorts of things with it I rarely use my stove. Anyway this update is to just say that the non-stick coating inside is chipping really bad. Maybe it's due to heavy use? I don't know. I try to be kind to it when washing, I don't scrub too hard or use harsh scrubbing sponges etc.... I'm considering purchasing another one as I'm concerned with the chipping stuff. However, overall good product, I just hoped that it would last, remain intact for a little longer than 16 or so months... Just something to keep in mind before you buy. I love this company by the way, I have other products from them.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 2, 2013 by Joy
Style: Skillet
I needed a replacement for n older electric skillet that lost its non stick feature. I was called "foldaway" and had the option to remove the skillet from the base, and I was looking for something like that again. The same brand now makes a larger one but not my 12x12" anymore. After long research I decided for the Zojirushi, the cooking plate can be removed and the entire appliance is very attractive. I have used it twice by now and the results have been excellent. I can remove the power cord and set the entire skillet on the table, it keeps the food warm while we are eating. I have one minor complaint about the temperature control, which is hard to see and not digital. Maybe it should light up when connected to power? Maybe it should be digital? Maybe I just have to get used to. A nice thing is that the power cord is longer than the usual power cords for these kind of appliances.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 6, 2024 by AnneM
Style: Skillet
I love this electric nabe pot so much!! It heats up fast - you must keep lid on to get broth boiling. It holds enough nabe (Japanese hot pot) stew ingredients for four people at a time, maybe a little more. Don't let the depth fool you - you can fit a lot in here! I use it for cooking nabe all winter long. I have also sauteed in it when my stove was occupied by too many pots. Keep in mind that the primary use for this is to heat liquid or semi-liquid foods like stews and broths, even fondues. That is why the bottom of the pot is slightly concave because it is not meant to be a flat frying pan. I think Zojirushi tries to demonstrate American recipes in order to market some of their products in the US, when these products were really intended to make certain Japanese recipes. So some people get confused about how this kind of pot isn't perfectly flat on the bottom, or wonder if it's supposed to be like a crock pot slow cooker, etc. The concave bottom helps with heat distribution and it is made for cooking soup-type foods to be eaten immediately AT THE TABLE while you cook, like nabe, sukiyaki, shabu shabu. If you can find other creative uses, that's great! But don't expect it to do all things as if it wasn't primarily an electric Japanese stew pot. It's also super easy to clean, and very safe with the cord that unplugs if tugged while in use so it doesn't still the pot all over. And electric is much safer than those gas canister nabe burners I used to have! If you are considering this one, the EP-PBC10 or the other Zojirushi model EP-RAC50 that has two inner pots (one deep and one shallow), I highly suggest getting this one, the EP-PBC10. The reason is because the depth of the pot makes zero difference if you are sauteeing food, which is what Zojirushi tries to say the shallow pot is for with the EP-RAC50. But I checked out that model in person at a store, and the shallow pot still has the slightly concave bottom as the deep pots, so it doesn't make any difference when sauteeing. You could do the sauteeing in the deeper pot. The inner pot that comes with this EP-PBC10 model is in between the two sizes of the pots with the EP-RAC50. I find the one pot that comes with this EP-PBC10 model to hold enough volume for the four-person nabe stew cooking I do. If I had the EP-RAC50, I would probably never use the shallow pot, and the deeper pot would be bigger than I need. I hope this helps anyone else who wondered the same things that I did about these two models.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 8, 2018 by Karic
Style: Skillet
Bought this to replace an older electric skillet that was non-stick coated (and therefore concerning). This too is non-stick, but from everything I've read, the materials they use -- titanium and ceramic -- should not pose health issues when used properly. The quality of the product is great. I like the way the cord snaps into place at the back of the skillet -- no struggling or pushing to get it connected. Heats up and cooks a little slower than your average skillet but produces results that make it worth the wait. Slightly raised in center (concave) so oil drains off during sauteing. NOTE: Update, after 1.5 years of use, when sauteing, most foods sticking to the pan. I've tried using more oil, making sure the oil was piping hot, etc. I have used only wooden utensils so as not to scratch the coating. There was one time when I forgot and used metal, which resulted in two small scratches on the surface. I've also made sure not to let food sit for long periods on the surface, washed promptly with soft cloths, etc. In spite of all that care and concern, after taking a close look this a.m., it's clear that the 'finish' of the surface is worn and is likely what is causing all food to stick. To be fair, I have used this pan a lot. If not daily, then every other day (at a minimum). A replacement pan costs about $50 on their website, but is currently out of stock.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 29, 2023 by Nonpur
Style: Skillet
This has honestly been a blessing in the kitchen, and I use it more than I thought I would, and for more. I originally purchased this intending to use it for hot pot, but after seeing how well it worked and how easy it was to clean, I decided to try it for other things. I've made breakfast in this (eggs, hash browns, pancakes, bacon, etc.), slow-simmered a small roast, grilled a few things from burgers to burritos, and after cleaning each time it still looks and works as it did the day I received it. It's not only now my favorite kitchen appliance, overtaking even my Instant Pot, but it has totally sold me on the Zojirushi brand. Their products can be more expensive than others, but if this is any indicator, the quality is excellent and well worth the investment. I love this so much that I bought one for my family that lives across the country - hopefully that they use it as much as I do, but if not, then at least there will be one there for me to use when I happen to visit!
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Reviewed in the United States on November 16, 2023 by Az
Style: Skillet
We are a family of three and I use this for cooking breakfast, lunch, and dinner. It’s easy to use and clean. I can make perfect pancakes, toast bread, grilled sandwiches, stir-fried food, noodles, and more. It doesn't take long to cool off after each use.
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