AMT Glass Lid, 28 x 28cm

A: The AMT square pan with the BBQ surface, 28 x 28cm, in standard and induction versions. It is a square lid for a square pan and does not interchange with round lids.

A: No. A round lid leaves the four corners open, so steam escapes and the cover does nothing useful. Shape matters as much as the dimension.

A: To cook thicker items through after searing. A ridged pan marks and colours the surface quickly while the interior lags, and covering it lets trapped heat finish the middle without overcooking the outside.

A: It can soften them, because trapped steam works against a dry surface. Sear uncovered first to set the marks, then cover for the cooking-through stage.

A: Only a 28 x 28cm square rim. Square lids are matched to a specific pan footprint rather than to a diameter.