Object

• fry: Simply wok or pan fry for 6 minutes for a tasty meal.

Converse of object

• fry: Do we go from the frying pan into the fire?

• boil: Unfortunately while descending he falls into the boiling pan in the fire below and perishes.

• bake: Pour entire mixture into a 9-inch square heavy-gauge metal baking pan or a 10-inch heavy-gauge metal pie pan.

Preposition: on

• hob: Don't leave pans on the hob when you're not around.

Preposition: over

• heat: Heat olive oil in heavy frying pan over medium heat.

Adjective modifier

• non-stick: Method Coat a large non-stick pan with olive oil.

• shallow: The original citric acid fermentation was based on surface culture in shallow pans or trays.

Adjective complement

• unattended: Leaving a chip pan unattended is just like playing Russian roulette.

Noun used with modifier

• salt: From medieval times sea water was evaporated in huge salt pans at the mouth of the burn.

• grill: The report mentions that 26 % of all fires were caused by fat or oil catching fire and 16 % by grill pans.

• lavatory: Marks have vanished in basins and lavatory pans and glasses dry without water marks.

• drip: Discharge containment equipment ( such as drip pans ) are in place.

• chip: The fire service will also exchange old chip pans for new deep fat fryers free of charge.

• WC: WC pans should be traditional in appearance and the seat should be a contrasting color to the pan to assist visibility.

Preposition: with

• lid: Heat the oil in a heavy frying pan with a lid.

• foil: Line with pan with some foil and fill with dried beans.

• spoon: At this point, take it off the heat and simply mash the contents in the pan very thoroughly with a wooden spoon.