Coming up with dinner ideas every day can become a daunting task. But, whether you are cooking for yourself or the whole family, it should be exciting and fun. From stainless steel to brass pans & pots, this essential cookware that every kitchen need will be used repeatedly. Are you looking for daily inspiration on how to use your pans & pots every day? Take a look at some ideas below.
Stew Pans
After an entire week, there’s nothing like making sauce with pasta on Sunday. This is a flavor-packed meal and will appeal to anyone, even picky eaters. You can pull out your stainless-steel cooker and let the person do the cooking. Alternatively, get your pan and try the Sausage and Potato Stew​for something a bit different.
Sauce Pans
Craving for some meat and potatoes? Make a yummy gravy from pan drippings in your sauce pot. It’s a beautiful design that helps reduce and thicken the willow and is eye-catching. Serve the broth right out of the pot for a comforting homemade feel any guest will love.
These saucepans are great for more than just sauces. Stock up on your favorite fruits from your local market when they are in season, and use a Pot or Pan to make fresh jam to enjoy. Not only will you be happy eating homemade jam in your breakfast, but homemade jam jars also make the perfect gift!
Carbon Steel
Any carbon steel pan will heat up instantly and become naturally nonstick after zest, ideal for getting that yummy crispy skin on chicken or fish or searing steak. The pans work great when switching the stove ON and finishing it in the oven. This seared crispy skin chicken breast with chicken fried potatoes is the perfect combo dish to make with Carbon Steel Fry Pan since this recipe needs a big pan to cook both the chicken and the potatoes. You can even pull out your Saucepan for the sauce that gets the whole dish together.
Nonstick
Nonstick pans & pots are perfect for everything from your morning eggs to sticky sauces. The nonstick collections give a safe coating that will last. If you are looking for an easy weekend dinner, try rohu fish with sauce. You can make it instantly, and the sauce has a rich flavor that is restaurant-level quality. Believe me, believe me, if you cook for only two people or yourself, make the whole serving because you will want more, even the leftovers! Combine it with rice, and make it easier in your Deep Fry Pan.
Bonus
We tend to stock our kitchens with essentials like our usual pots and sauce pots and pans, but you may already have some great pots and pans in your cabinets, some that may not be used as often but have more diverse uses than theirs. Woks surely make any stir-fry, like this chicken and vegetable stir fry, but they are much more helpful than you might think. The shape makes it the perfect tool for deep-frying foods because it needs less oil and provides plenty of space to avoid overcrowding.