Amazon.com Review
With a depth of 2-1/2 inches and a capacity of 5 quarts, this heavy, durable, satin-finish pan cooks big meals. It's called a sauté pan because of its shape, but its versatility extends well beyond sautéing or frying. In the oven (to 350 degrees) or atop the stove and covered with its tight-fitting, domed glass lid, it functions as a casserole to stew or braise meats, poultry, seafood, and vegetables. Brown stewing beef, add vegetables for a quick sauté, pour in broth, add rice, cover, and simmer for a one-pan meal. Simmer pasta sauce with the lid off. Fry chicken in a bit of oil, cover, and place in the oven to finish. A loop handle opposite the main handle permits two-handed lifting. Handles and the lid's knob stay cool atop the stove. To preserve the interior, use only wood or plastic utensils.
--Fred Brack
Product Description
Hard anodized and non-stick are two terms that will pique the interest of those who like to spend time cooking, but not cleaning up. Anolon offers both in a pan that will not only sautE any meat, seafood, poultry or vegetable but also allow you to simmer with the addition of the lid.