Maestro Casserole with Lid

Name: Maestro Casserole with Lid
Brand: Alva Cookware
SKU: 100517
Price: 149.0 USD
Availability: InStock

$149

Introducing the Maestro Casserole with Lid from the popular Alva line. This modern casserole pot has a three-layer (two stainless steel layers sandwich an aluminum layer) induction base to optimize heat conductivity and distribution. The pot is topped with a stainless steel lid with air vent holes to prevent boiling over and rattling. Two spouts enable left-handed or right-handed use and stainless steel welded handles help prevent food traps. Makes pouring and cleaning hassle-free.

Details

Oven safe. Dishwasher safe. Suitable for gas, electric, ceramic, and induction heat sources.

What's Included

Stainless steel casserole pot with lid
Stainless steel welded handles
25 year warranty
Stainless steel lid with air vent holes

Features & Materials

Stainless steel body
Three-layer induction base for improved heat conductivity
Stainless steel welded handles to prevent food trapping
Stainless steel lid with air vent holes to prevent boiling over and rattling
Two spouts for left or right-handed use
Available in 6.3”, 8”, and 9.5” diameters
Available in 2.1, 3.9, and 5.4 Qt. capacities

Size:

6.3" / 2.1 Qt.

FAQs

How do I clean my stainless steel casserole pot?

The first thing to note about cleaning and maintaining your stainless steel casserole pot is that your stainless steel cookware is dishwasher safe. To properly maintain your cookware, washing your pot with warm, soapy water directly after use will make cleaning easier. In the event that more stubborn oils and foods are stuck to the surface, you can scrub the pots more vigorously or use a wooden utensil to help clear away the residue. If residues are extremely resistant to cleaning, you may want to fill up the pan with water and heat so that residues will become looser on the cooking surface.

Is my stainless steel casserole pot nonstick?

Stainless steel cookware is not “nonstick” like other ceramic coated products in the Alva catalog. As the stainless steel casserole pot does not have any type of pre-seasoning or coating, it is best to cook with oil or butter to grease the cooking surface. Using oil or butter and washing by hand or in the dishwasher will help prevent sticking.

Is my stainless steel casserole pot oven-safe?

Yes, all Alva stainless steel cookware is oven-safe due to its construction and high melting point. It is not recommended that the stainless steel casserole pot is placed in the oven at a temperature greater than 392 degrees fahrenheit.

Can you season a stainless steel casserole pot?

Similar to cast iron cookware, stainless steel can be seasoned with oils to create a semi-nonstick surface. However, this temporary nonstick surface is not meant to be built up with time. Instead, oils on stainless steel cookware should be washed off immediately after use.

What heat sources is my stainless steel casserole pot suitable for?

The casserole pot is suitable for gas, electric, ceramic, and induction heat sources.

What is an induction base?

An induction base means there is actually a sandwiched layer of aluminum between two layers of stainless steel on the bottom of the pot. The aluminum base helps to improve the heat conductivity of the pan, so it heats faster and retains heat longer.

Is there a return policy or warranty on my purchase?

Yes, all Alva stainless steel cookware has a 25 year warranty from the date of purchase. The warranty is intended to cover issues due to defective materials. This warranty does not apply to overheating, discoloration of the surface, and flaking of the coating. It does not apply to scratches caused by sharp metal objects, normal wear and tear, negligence, and improper or commercial use. Damage caused by heavy impact or dropping of the product, disassembly. Or use for something other than its intended purpose will not be considered.

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