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Question: Does the 3-Quart saucepan with lid, allow you to drain liquid from the pan? I like having a "spout" and ability to drain in at least one pan.
Document: Quality seems to be consistently good throughout.There are three things I would like that these sets lack: The first is a large saucepan with a broad base, that would cover a large electric ring. When I use the 3-quart saucepan in these sets on a large ring, it does not cover the outer part of the ring, so the heat from there is wasted. Secondly, a milk pan, with a lip to make pouring easier.
I will update later if the clear coat on the exterior doesn't hold up to being washed continually in the dishwasher.The pans are lightweight and would be perfect for older people with arthritis that might have trouble holding onto heavy cookware pieces.My two favorite pans are the 3 quart covered saute pan with lid (great for making omelets) and the 4 quart sauce pot (I love the double handles and it's just the right size for making a small batch of spaghetti sauce).
This is a great set of cookware, perfect for someone like me who makes most meals at home but does not consider myself a chef by any means. I have found this set durable and very nice. We have been using them daily for months and have not had any issues.My favorite thing about this set is the variety of sizes. Our last set did not have as many options and I am especially loving the 3- quart covered saucepan and the 4-quart,covered sauce pot.
I currently own the 10 piece set of Rachael Ray Hard Anodized II Nonstick cookware (ASIN B0056CA5SO). With the 10 piece set you get a 1-quart, covered saucepan, 2-quart,covered saucepan, 6-quart,covered stockpot, 3-quart,covered saut&eacute;, 8.5-inch skillet, and a 10-inch skillet.
This is my second set of Rachael Ray Hard Anodized pots. I was happy to get this set. It is 14 pieces which I really love. You get your usual 1 and 2 quart saucepans, 3 quart saute, 6 quart stockpot and 8.5 and 10 inch skillet. In addition you get the 3 quart saucepan which is hard to find and a size I use very often. You also get a 4 quart saucepot, I have never had a pot this size and I really love it.
14 pieces (8 pans, 6 lids) means you will have a pot for just about everything you can imagine. From a 1-quart sauce pan to a 1.5-gallon stock pot. The saute pans are perfect for eggs or chicken or whatever, and the skillet is great for just about anything (this was the pan I was most impressed with). The fact that all of these pans (minus the saute pans) have lids is also very convenient.So why only 3 stars?
I use just a little oil for coating and when I store them I keep a paper towel between the pots and pans to keep from getting scratched and I use only wooden or plastic coated utensils when cooking/frying. I like the glass top lids so I can see the food cooking and if I need to add liquid plus with the lid on, cooking time is lessened because it prevents steam from evaporating and possible burning of food. The only feature I'm not crazy about are the handles.
Amazon was one of the few sites that carried the 14 piece set, and had the best price. I like having the extra choices in pan sizes, one for every need. They sit a little taller than most, so less boil-over and they fit my electric burners perfectly. They heat evenly and are super easy to clean.
I don't know why companies all want to put long handles on the fry pans unless it's because some people like to "flip" their food while frying but I don't personally know of any that do and they agree there should be shorter handles. Also, less chance of accidentally hitting the pan and I would think distribute the weight more evenly on both sides. All that aside, this is a great set and the price on Amazon was one of the my deciding factors.
I received these pans today. I opened the box took everything out.. and they were terrible. yes they look really nice if your just looking at them. You pick one up and it feels like your holding air. They are so thin and so light they feel like they will melt with too much heat, or bend if you ding it. the pans are small, even the large pans are small... the largest frying pan they have MIGHT hold 2 chicken breast.
Answer: Yes