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Перевод: skillet

[существительное]
небольшая кастрюля с длинной ручкой; сковорода с длинной ручкой

Тезаурус:

1. Among the latest kitchen appliances on display will be revolutionary new cookers from British Gas, juice mills, double skillet cooking pans, "Micro Crisp wrap" (for browning and crisping pastry in the microwave), the latest range of Tupperware containers and the best non-stick bakeware.
2. Last week McNealy got to turn the heat up under the skillet when Next co-founder and key NextStep architect Bud Tribble moved over to SunSoft Inc as vice president of end user software.
3. The landlord grinned, listed the contents of his larder, and within the half-hour served a couple of pullets stuffed with herbs and covered with a piquant sauce of sweet butter and wild berries, a skillet pasty, an apple tansy, and a prodigious marrow pudding.
4. That's when it returns to the river of its birth to spawn - and become a kelt, not really suitable for the pot or skillet.
5. The Good Food Guide has also been dropping Stowell Street like a hot skillet, only the Dragon House among its dozen or so restaurants surviving into the 1992 edition.
6. Sara upset a skillet of boiling milk on her husband's foot, and left him so lame that he was prevented for days from joining his friends on their lengthening excursions into the Quantock countryside.
7. This included four highly decorated skillet handles and a circular medallion presumably from a base.
8. Meyer's Steelon skillet has a raised lattice inside which stops food sticking.
9. One day he would be wealthy enough to buy shoes with metal caps and a fur-lined leather jacket, and a big iron skillet filled to the brim with red meat and eggs and mushrooms and sausages and crispy fried bread in sizzling hot fat.
10. If a salmon comes back to a river after a year, it is known as a grilse, and - weighing anything from one to four kilograms - is ready for the pot or skillet or foil jacket.
11. Julie snatched up the heavy skillet and swung it with all her strength.