Which Cookware?

Which Cookware?

Know how to use and clean the right cookware.

Simmering

Simmer

Simmering cooks food slowly at a temperature below boiling, great for soups and sauces. A heavy-bottomed stainless steel saucepan ensures even heat distribution.

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Cookware to use

Saucepan

Stockpot

1. Preparation

• Add the ingredients (e.g., liquids, vegetables, or proteins) to the saucepan or stockpot.

• Place the pot on the stove and heat the contents over medium heat until it starts to bubble gently.

2. Cooking

• Once the liquid begins to bubble, reduce the heat to low. Simmering is characterized by small, steady bubbles breaking the surface.

• Stir occasionally to prevent sticking and ensure even cooking.

• Cover the pot partially if necessary to maintain moisture, or leave it uncovered for reduction.

3. Finishing

• Simmer the food until it reaches the desired tenderness or the sauce reduces to the right consistency.

• Remove the pot from the heat and let it rest briefly before serving.

Cleaning instructions

Step 1: Let the saucepan cool completely before washing.

Step 2: Rinse with warm water to remove loose residue.

Step 3: Use a non-abrasive sponge and dish soap to scrub the interior and exterior.

Step 4: For stubborn stains, soak the pan in warm water with a bit of baking soda before scrubbing. Rinse thoroughly and dry immediately.