De Buyer bain-marie saucepan

The De Buyer Bain-Marie Saucepan is a stainless steel pot with a handle and double wall , with which you can cook using this technique without the risk of water damaging your preparations. With a safety valve, measurement marks and a pouring rim , this saucepan is a real success!

If you've ever melted chocolate in a bain-marie, you'll know how important it is to avoid getting even a drop of water in, as it could spoil your dessert. The double wall of this saucepan keeps the water in at all times , helping you achieve a perfect result!

And not just for melting chocolate. You can heat at a low temperature, prepare creams or sauces and keep them warm with this great pot, using it with total safety and comfort, thanks to its ergonomic handle.

It has a filling indicator with the minimum and maximum amount of water , and the opening of the handle allows water to be filled between the walls . In addition, it has a valve that prevents pressure build-up for completely safe use.

Characteristics:

• Double-walled saucepan for cooking in a bain-marie.
• Capacity: 1.5 l.
• Measurements: 16 cm in diameter and 12.5 cm in height.
• Internal measurement marks.
• Pouring edge to prevent splashing.
• Opening in the handle for easy filling.
• Water filling indicator. Marks the minimum and maximum amount.
• Safety valve that prevents pressure build-up.
• Suitable for all types of cooktops, including induction.
• Not dishwasher safe. Hand wash only.

Why we like the De Buyer Bain-Marie Saucepan

1. It facilitates one of the most delicate cooking processes in pastry making.
2. Eliminates the risk of water spoiling the chocolate as it melts.
3. It is safe, thanks to its valve that prevents pressure build-up.
4. Its pouring edge prevents splashes and burns.
5. Filling is practical and convenient.

De Buyer's story

Founded in 1830 in Le Val d'Ajol (France), De Buyer is a family-run company that produces kitchenware for professionals and fine dining restaurants around the world. With over 2,000 products currently in its catalogue, it exports to 95 countries. Well-known in French culinary circles , De Buyer collaborates with prestigious cooking schools such as the École Nationale de la Pâtisserie, the École de Cuisine Alain Ducasse and the École Ferrandi.