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HomeCookwareSaute PansEmeril by All-Clad E9378264 Stainless Steel with Copper Dishwasher Safe 5-Quart Saute Pan with Lid Cookware, Silver |
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22 of 22 found the following review helpful:
 My first (and hopefully only)... Jan 30, 2010
By draco_cj
I did quite a bit of research about pan types prior to getting this one. It came highly rated from CR and [...]. I've only ever owned nonstick (anodized) before this and of course as with many, the non-stick coating gives up the ghost within about 3 yr. The promise here is that stainless will last nearly as long as cast iron without all of the worries about how to clean it. As recommended, I've used only low to med-heat and only cooked foods that generate their own non-stick (meats, poultry). I've never been able to deglaze before with non-stick - this is pretty cool! Yes, if you're used to non-stick there is quite a bit more that gets stuck to the bottom of the pan (but I've been pretty good about letting it preheat 5 min before putting anything in). But, if you follow the included cleaning instructions (although they appear to be generically written, not just for stainless) it comes mostly clean. I can always make out where the meat was sitting. Then I toss a little barkeeper's friend in there, and BAM (sorry Emeril!) as good as new. Plus, I can cut food up while it's in the pan... try that with non-stick! I've only had it about a month and noted a little discoloration on the bit of copper that is visible on the bottom. But I'm not too worried about discoloration, just performance, and it works great. Of course, if it still works a year from now, I'll get back on here and put another review in.
4 of 4 found the following review helpful:
Extremely Satisfied Feb 14, 2011
By DMR
Since I already own several pans from Emeril's stainless steel collection, I knew I would be satisfied with the performance of this one as well.
I chose the 2 qt. size because it's the optimum size for a small family. The sides are 3 inches high (the height of a regular l qt. saucepan) and the diameter is 8 1/4 inches (which is wider than a regular 2 qt. saucepan). Because of the way this pan is sized, it can be used for sauces, sauteing, browning or just heating leftovers. It's very well made and very versatile.
NOTE: While the 5 qt. size of this pan may have two handles, the 2 qt. size does not. This isn't a problem for me, but it might be for someone who is looking for a pan with 2 handles.
I highly recommend this product.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Very pleased. Exactly as expected, no issues Nov 10, 2011
By CTmomma4
I ordered the 5 quart. Despite other people's comments that they had issues with Amazon sending the wrong pan, I had no problems, thankfully! 5 quart Pan has a glass lid with a handle and the 5 quart pan itself has two handles (one long and one small on side).
I've had no issues and I'm very happy with my 5 quart Emeril Pan and Lid. I would recommend.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
A Very functional pan Nov 06, 2011
By J. Dauntless
I bought this pan because the standard pans that come with sets are not large enough to prevent spills when handling large amounts of food. This 5 quart pan with its high sides is perfect for sauteing big volumes like a pound of spinach for example.
Fit and finish is perfect. Its bottom is very thick and has a very uniform heat distribution. Handle stays cool. See through cover is very helpful for adjusting the intensity of the heat. I'm using it even for stir fry dishes in place of a wok. It has turned into one of the most useful items in the kitchen.
Make sure to turn off the heat long before the cooking is over since it stays hot for a long long time because of its thick bottom.
 not too big, not too small...just right Feb 23, 2011
By Kirsten
This pan is the just the right size for sauces, sauteeing and big pancakes. It's my second piece of Emeril stainless cookware, and I've been impressed by the weight and feel of the pans. The best thing about them is the spouts on the pans and drainage holes in the lids - makes it super easy to drain pasta AND there's one fewer dishes to wash because you don't need a colander.
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