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Best of all, the cookware may be employed with the healthful “waterless” method of cooking. “Waterless” cooking allows for speedily cooking feed on the stovetop at low temperatures and with only a very little amount of water–if any. It cooks in a way that retains closely all the vitamins and solid homogeneous inorgani substances (only 2-percent intermediate solid homogeneous inorgani substance loss)–so veggies come out the same vibrant color as when they went in the pan. Even more, the high-quality cookware does not require further and added grease or oil when cooking, which means low-fat meal options. Steam-cook feed without the need for a steamer basket, bake a chocolate cake on the stovetop–between established cooking and the “waterless” method, the choices are endless.

To ascertain fast, even heating with magnificent heat retention and no hot spots, Maxam’s “waterless” cookware features 304 surgical stainless-steel construction, inside and out, with an encapsulated thick aluminum disk in the base, which comprises of nine elements: chrome, nickel, manganese, silicon, aluminum, iron, copper, molybedenum, and vanadium. The nine-element construction means that the cookware may be stacked, one on top of another, for space- and energy-saving convenience. Start by cooking on person burners; when the steam-release valve in the lid whistles, plainly stack the pans to finish cooking. For example, a hearty stew with carrots and potatoes may cook in the bottom pan, while broccoli cooks in a medium-size pan above that and another veggie cooks in a smaller-size pan on the very top. The self-sealing lids help lock in flavor and nutrients, and they may be inverted for nesting inside the proper pan before stacking or hanging the cookware when not in use. Even more, the thoughtfully designed cookware features nonslip phenolic handles that are welded to the outside (no rivets or screws inside the pan) and may withstand an oven’s heat up to 350 degrees F (though the cookware is designed for stove-top use only–no need to turn on the oven when it’s possible to bake on the stovetop). The handles are immune to heat, cold, and detergents, and they offer a hanging hole at the end to aid save on cupboard space. Safe to use on ceramic, electric, and gas stoves, the cookware carries a fixed lifetime warranty and cleans up without apparent effort by hand with warm, soapy water (pots may go in the dishwasher, but the lids must be hand-washed due to the steam-release valves).

What’s in the Box
1-2/3-quart, 2-1/2-quart, and 3-1/5-quart covered saucepans; 7-1/2-quart stovetop roaster; 11-3/8-inch skillet; dome cover for the roaster and skillet; flat cover for the roaster and skillet; double boiler; 5 egg cups; egg utility rack; recipe book with instructions.
1-2/3-quart covered saucepan measures approximately 7-1/2 inches wide by 3-3/8 inches high
2-1/2-quart covered saucepan measures approximately 8-5/8 inches wide by 3-3/4 inches high
3-1/5-quart covered saucepan measures approximately 9-1/8 inches wide by 4-1/8 inches high
7-1/2-quart stovetop roaster measures approximately 11-7/16 inches wide by 5-5/8 inches high
11-3/8-inch skillet measures approximately 11-7/16 inches wide by 2-13/16 inches high
Double boiler measures approximately 9-1/16 inches wide by 4 inches high
Dome cover for roaster or skillet measures approximately 11 inches wide by 3-3/8 inches high