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Topic: Recognize this Pan?
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Webster2
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My daughter paid a dollar for this pan at a yard sale in Virginia. I wouldn't take a hundred for it.
It is unusually deep and beautifully made,but has no markings.
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Caribow Tuktu 59# @ 28"
Damon Howatt Hunter 72# @ 31"
Humiliator 85# @ 28"
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The_Count
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That's a Chicken Fryer. I have one passed down from my grandparents. I make a mean country fried steak in it.
Chip
Posts: 20 | From: Augusta, GA | Registered: Feb 2012
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Webster2
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Thanks,
With that heavy, tight lid, it sure keeps the steam in.
I make all kninds of stuff in it.
One of my favorites is stewed liver and onions.
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Caribow Tuktu 59# @ 28"
Damon Howatt Hunter 72# @ 31"
Humiliator 85# @ 28"
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JMartin
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My mom had on very similar to it, it was her favorite "frying pan".
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