Sauce Pans & Sauciers

When it comes to making sauce, gravy, or other liquidy foods, the saucepan is your go-to. Its high, straight sides lend itself well for frequent stirring or whisking that comes with making sauces, limiting spilling.

A saucier pan, sometimes called a chef's pan, is designed with a rounded bottom to keep ingredients moving, and flared sides to facilitate easy whisking and stirring. It is particularly suited to dishes that involve constant stirring, such as sauces, risottos and custards.

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