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Induction Cooking: Induction-Friendly Cookware

These great new pans all work with induction. To tell if a pan is induction-ready, hold a magnet to the bottom and see if it sticks.

    By Christine Quinlan

Cast Iron

The 10-inch enameled grill pan from Lodge is great for searing steaks and making panini. $67 for pan, $33 for panini press; lodgemfg.com.

High Design

Star British architect John Pawson created sleek, easy-to-clean pans for Belgium’s 100-year-old Demeyere. From $265; bloomingdales.com.

Nonstick

Scanpan CTX pans, made from recycled metal, are so durable even steel utensils won’t scratch them. From $100; surlatable.com.

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10-inch enameled grill pan from Lodge.

10-inch enameled grill pan from Lodge. Photo courtesy of Lodge.

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