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I've done some searching thru old posts about sauciers, windsors and the
"continum" between and I've decided upon a Falk saucier for my Christmas wish list...my only remaining question is about size. The "Try Me" piece at Falk is currently the 1.4 qt Saucière (http://store.falkculinair.com/70saucwitcov.html) which seems like a good deal. But I'm a little worried that the size is a little small as I was originally considering a 2 qt. There is only two of us though so I'm trying to convince myself the .6 qts don't matter. (I do love a sale )So what size would y'all recommend? - D |
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Dana wrote:
trying to convince myself the .6 qts don't matter. (I do love a sale )So what size would y'all recommend? - D Sales are good. You can make less in a large pan, you cannot make more in a small pan. ( without doing it twice :-) |
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Donald writes: Dana wrote: trying to convince myself the .6 qts don't matter. (I do love a sale )So what size would y'all recommend? You can make less in a large pan, you cannot make more in a small pan. I agree. I bought the 3 quart. So not only is it a nice saucier, it serves as a nice general-use pan. I use it for Indian curry dishes and the like all the time. -- - Kyle |
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