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Mauviel M'Minis Copper for people that love to cook, copper with stainless lining.Product Features Bilaminated copper stainless steel (90% copper and 10% 18/10 stainless steel) High Performance: Copper heats more evenly, much faster than other metals and offers superior cooking control Superior durability: Pans with cast iron handles are 2.5mm thick copper. Pans with stainless-steel handles are 2mm thick copper.Pans with bronze handles are 1.2 to 2mm thick copper. Non-reactive: 18/10 stainless steel interior preserves the taste and nutritional qualities of foods and is easy to clean - no re-tinning. Copper cookware can be used on gas, electric, halogen stovetops, and in the oven. It can also be used on induction stovetops with Mauviel's induction stove top interface disc (sold separately) Mauviel cookware is guaranteed for life against any manufacturing defects Made in France. Use and Care Instructions Before first use and after use, carefully wash your pot/pan with hot soapy water then rinse and dry.Cooking All M'héritage products are designed for use in the oven. Only add salt to your pan once the water has boiled. Never overheat an empty pan, this can lead to irreparable damage. Always cook over low to medium heat. Over time, copper can change color through use, however this will not change the conductivity of the copper material. When cooking on gas, the flame never goes beyond the base of the pan. Cleaning Never clean your Mauviel pot/pan with bleach. This can lead to irreparable damage. If food sticks to the inside of your pot/pan, soak it with hot soapy water. To restore the shinny copper surface to your Mauviel pot/pan use our copperbrill cleaner (also available at Amaroni Homeware) In 1830, in a Normandy village called Villedieu-les-Poêles, which is located near the Mont-Saint-Michel, Mr. Ernest Mauviel established the Mauviel manufacturing company.Villedieu-les-Poêles, "the city of copper", has an 80
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19 of 20 people found the following review helpful
This saucepan is a thing of beauty. It is small (very small, at only 7cm diameter) but absolutely stunning, as you would expect from Mauviel. The saucepan does not have a dark handle as is currently shown in the picture on the site, but I think it might be brass (my saucepans came without the manufacturer's box, so I don't know for sure what material has been used in the handle) and actually I think they look much nicer as a result.
The Mauviel name is stamped/engraved on the side of the copper pan rather than the base - again, it is not as shown in the picture on site but much larger. I don't think it detracts from the piece.
I confess that the main reason I purchased this saucepan is not to make sauces but to serve individual portions of food, copying a local restaurant. I am going to have to make an awful lot of nice food to ensure my partner doesn't question the wisdom of this purchase.... Or perhaps just become a master of sauce making?
The Mauviel name is stamped/engraved on the side of the copper pan rather than the base - again, it is not as shown in the picture on site but much larger. I don't think it detracts from the piece.
I confess that the main reason I purchased this saucepan is not to make sauces but to serve individual portions of food, copying a local restaurant. I am going to have to make an awful lot of nice food to ensure my partner doesn't question the wisdom of this purchase.... Or perhaps just become a master of sauce making?
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
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This is a very dinky, cute, exquisitely-made little pan but I was disappointed in the minute size. I know what 7cm looks like so I expected it to be small but the technical details state that the capacity is 0.5L (500ml). Therefore I wasn't sure if the 7cm size was perhaps the radius rather than diameter of the pan, or if it would be taller in height. I've also seen similar mini-pans on TV cookery programmes which, while small, are serviceable (after the event, I now assume these others must have been at least 9cm or 10cm).
With the 500ml capacity being stated, I was led to believe the pan would be big enough to heat single portions of shop-bought sauces (a maximum of around 250ml) to save using a much larger pan thus reducing washing-up and extending the number of usable pans I have at storage minimal space. Instead I've measured the capacity and found it to be only 130ml and that's full to the brim, when obviously you wouldn't have that amount of liquid in the pan in practice as it would spill everywhere. I was also hoping to use the pan to make single portions of white/ cheese sauce but it's far too small for that. So far I've only been able to use it as a tiny bain-marie (with small Pyrex container inside) for melting a little chocolate as a dessert topping, and to heat a small amount of alcohol for a hot toddy.
I made the decision not to send it back as I knew it would be used occasionally, and it will no doubt last a lifetime (plus keeping it saved any hassle) but I was ultimately disappointed when it wasn't able to be used for the purposes I bought it for...and it's not exactly cheap! If it's a mega-tiny pan you're looking for, then you will be delighted but otherwise I feel it's just not practical for most purposes, for the average cook at least.
With the 500ml capacity being stated, I was led to believe the pan would be big enough to heat single portions of shop-bought sauces (a maximum of around 250ml) to save using a much larger pan thus reducing washing-up and extending the number of usable pans I have at storage minimal space. Instead I've measured the capacity and found it to be only 130ml and that's full to the brim, when obviously you wouldn't have that amount of liquid in the pan in practice as it would spill everywhere. I was also hoping to use the pan to make single portions of white/ cheese sauce but it's far too small for that. So far I've only been able to use it as a tiny bain-marie (with small Pyrex container inside) for melting a little chocolate as a dessert topping, and to heat a small amount of alcohol for a hot toddy.
I made the decision not to send it back as I knew it would be used occasionally, and it will no doubt last a lifetime (plus keeping it saved any hassle) but I was ultimately disappointed when it wasn't able to be used for the purposes I bought it for...and it's not exactly cheap! If it's a mega-tiny pan you're looking for, then you will be delighted but otherwise I feel it's just not practical for most purposes, for the average cook at least.
1 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Had to return it as it was smaller than it said in the description - 0.6L is a pint, but this pan is more like a big spoon. Otherwise very nicely made item.
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