Frying Pan Collection (page 8)

Hand holding ladle, pouring batter into frying pan, close-up

Boys hands flipping three blueberry pancakes in frying pan

Melting sugar and butter in a frying pan

Whole peeled carrots and knobs of butter in a frying pan with a wooden spoon, view from above

Omelette being tipped out of frying pan with a fork

Sliced mushrooms fried in butter

Omelette cooking in a frying pan, using a fork to stir egg

Four partridges in a pan, one being turned using tongs

Man ladling pancake batter into heated frying pan

Tamarind fish curry in frying pan, with a spoon

Puffball mushrooms cooked in griddle pan, one being turned with kitchen tongs, close-up

Collection of hanging pots and pans, close-up

Young woman cooking bacon in frying pan, stirring with wooden spoon

Sauteed fairy wing champignons in frying pan, close-up

Fresh fungi in frying pan, including morels, blewits and boletes, close-up

Chanterelle mushrooms in frying pan, high angle view

Mushroom frittata garnished with basil leaves, close-up

Sewing kit, canned food, pocket knife, whistle, tin cutlery and tin pan, as carried by US Marines during Vietnam War

Cornbread in cast iron pan with one slice cut away, wooden spatula nearby

Cast iron griddle pan, close-up

VEGETABLE OIL AD, 1918. American advertisement for Wesson vegetable oil, 1918

American magazine advertisement, 1921, for Wesson cooking oil by the Southern Cotton Oil Company
WESSON OIL AD, 1921. American magazine advertisement, 1921, for Wesson cooking oil by the Southern Cotton Oil Company

The kitchen of the White House. Photographed in 1901
WHITE HOUSE KITCHEN, 1901. The kitchen of the White House. Photographed in 1901

GALE IN THE ATLANTIC, 1878. The steamer City of Houston, is abandoned after having gone ashore on Frying-pan Shoals, off the coast of North Carolina in a gale, October 1878

DUGOUT RESIDENCE, 1871. The interior of a dugout residence along the Kansas-Pacfic Railway in the American West. Wood engraving, American, 1871

COFFEE POTS AND COOKWARE. Page from a Montgomery Ward catalogue of 1895

PATISSERIE, 18th CENTURY. A patisserie specializing in game pies. Line engraving, French, 18th century

Salmon fillets being cooked in a frying pan

Fried bread in a frying pan

Frying an egg, thermogram
Frying an egg. Thermogram of an egg being fried in a frying pan being heated over an electric heating surface. Thermography records surface temperatures by detecting the long-wavelength radiation

Various pad thai noodles arranged in a large frying pan, Bangkok, Thailand, Southeast Asia, Asia

Corn fritters, Cuba, West Indies, Central America

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"Frying Pan: A Culinary and Cultural Journey Through Time" Step into the world of the frying pan, a versatile kitchen essential that has played a significant role in history, art, and everyday life. From its humble beginnings to becoming an iconic symbol, let's explore the diverse stories behind this cooking utensil. In 1972, Ms. Magazine made waves with its first issue cover featuring a powerful image of a woman holding a frying pan as a symbol of women's liberation and empowerment. This groundbreaking moment marked the beginning of change. Fast forward to May 1991 when renowned chef Keith Floyd showcased his culinary skills on television while effortlessly maneuvering his trusty frying pan. His expertise demonstrated how this simple tool could transform ingredients into mouthwatering dishes. But it doesn't stop there - even politics found itself in the proverbial frying pan. In an American cartoon from 1951, President Harry S. Truman and Secretary of State Dean Acheson were depicted alongside the Pentagon as they faced backlash over Truman's decision regarding General Douglas MacArthur during the Korean War. Beyond politics lies cultural traditions like pancake races captured in February 1951. The village came alive with excitement as participants sprinted through streets flipping pancakes in their pans – an exhilarating display of skill and tradition. The circus also had its own connection to frying pans; Zahrat from Billy Smarts Circus was just one example where performers showcased their talents by juggling flaming pans or creating delectable treats right before our eyes. Artists have long been inspired by this everyday object too. An oil painting titled "The Artists Nieces on Cliffs at Frying Pan" transports us back to Cornwall in 1920, capturing serene moments against breathtaking coastal scenery. Even ancient manuscripts hold references to frying pans - Dioscorides' "Tractatus de Herbis" showcases cornflowers being used for making pancakes while sugar cane is transformed into syrup, highlighting the importance of this utensil in culinary practices.