What brand of pan is this?

[SpicySpice]

Can anyone recognize the brand of this pan that the shrimp is being cooked in, I would love to get this pan. Thanks!

http://thepioneerwoman.com/cooking/

[RShea78]

It looks rather like an odd-missfit "Winsor style" spun aluminum fry pan, with some inverted (trough) style riveted handle. It doesn't look professional IMHO. (A poor attempt to look professional IOW)

[sigari]

Could also be this:
http://tinyurl.com/6g9awq

(Although I don't know why Kmart calls the piece an omelet pan, when it is clearly not.

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As someone previously mentioned, contact Pastor Ryan--he seems like a good fellow who would be happy to help you.

[CrazyOne]

Yep, I have one similar at home from Tramontina, though I don't know if that is the brand in the pic. His pan may actually be a bit smaller than my 5qt, but it's still just a straight-sided saute pan in stainless steel. Mine has a heavy aluminum disc in the bottom and no such cladding in the sides, which, for almost all uses of such a pan, is probably fine. (Cladding in the sides would cost more.) Hard to see a particular appealing look in those pics, but maybe that's just me. :-) I don't see how there would be much functional difference between similar pans of this type, so brand wouldn't be too important apart from handle design or something.

[legourmettv]

Why don't you email Ryan (who posted the story) and ask him?

Just what I would do, mind you....

G.

[yayadave]

Yeah, he clearly needs to hear about Chowhound.

[kayakado]

it looks much like a calphalon or all-clad stainless steel saute pan, it is definitely is a saute pan

[yayadave]

Looks a lot like this saute pan. Deeper than a fry pan and straighter sides.

http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=h...

[ThreeGigs]

Looks like it's just a generic saute pan from a restaurant supply store.

What exactly has you so excited about that pan?