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One thing these fancy pans can do is rouse you out of cooking slump.
In this vein, I ended up with the 3qt rondeau, but I am thinking I need to exchange it for the 4-qt. The 3qt (24cm) seems a touch too small. Just a touch. I'm having a hard time settling.
Which is probably because I don't need neither one of 'em. A condition that makes every potentially legit distinguishing principles disappear.
One thing these fancy pans can do is rouse you out of cooking slump.
In this vein, I ended up with the 3qt rondeau, but I am thinking I need to exchange it for the 4-qt. The 3qt (24cm) seems a touch too small. Just a touch. I'm having a hard time settling. Which is probably because I don't need neither oone of 'em. A condition that makes every potentially legit distinguishing principles disappear.
