Copper Core Cookware
Ustensiles de cuisson à fond sandwich cuivre
Utensilios de cocina con centro de cobre
INSTRUCTIONS
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COPPER CORE COOKWARE INSTRUCTIONS |
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PARTS AND FEATURES........................................................................................ |
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USING YOUR COOKWARE |
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Cooking............................................................................................................... |
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Using the Glass Lid (if included).......................................................................... |
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Handles and Knobs............................................................................................. |
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CARING FOR YOUR COOKWARE |
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Cleaning Cookware............................................................................................ |
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Cleaning the Glass Lid (if included)..................................................................... |
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COOKWARE GUIDE |
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Copper Core Cookware Guide.......................................................................... |
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WARRANTY........................................................................................................... |
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PROOF OF PURCHASE & PRODUCT REGISTRATION
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PARTS AND FEATURES
Domed temper_ed glass lid
Welded 18/10 stainless steel handle
Featur_es
Etched measurement markings for measuring quantity
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Oven safe up to 500°F
Durable stainless steel base that stays flat on all cooktop surfaces
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USING YOUR COOKWARE
Cooking
•All KitchenAid cookware is designed for use on gas, electric, and induction cooktop surfaces.
•Use potholders or oven mitts when handling hot cookware.
•Before use, wash in hot, soapy water, rinse, and dry.
•Use low to medium heat for best cooking. Use high heat for cooking such as boiling, searing, stir-fry, etc.
•Use oil that cooks best with moderate heat. Temperatures that are too high or too low cause sticking.
•To avoid possible sticking problems, use more oil.
•To minimize sticking when frying, sautéing, or searing, preheat the pan for 1–2 minutes over low heat before adding foods.
•For best results when cooking cold items like potatoes, microwave them first for a minute or two to keep them from sticking.
•For best results, use cooking spray designated as “less-residue.”
Recommended oils for flavor include olive oil, peanut oil, or sesame oil.
•If planning to fry items that are wet, dry them first if possible.
•For best results, place cookware on a burner close in diameter to the pan in use. If cooking with gas, do not allow the flame to go up the sides of the pan.
•Do not leave an empty pan on a hot burner or allow pan to boil dry. This may damage the cookware finish.
•Cookware is oven safe up to 500°F.
•Nonstick cookware only: avoid using sharp-edged and metal utensils that may scratch or cut the nonstick surface.
•Nonstick cookware only: do not cut inside the cookware.
•Nonstick cookware only: do not place under the broiler.
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USING YOUR COOKWARE
Using the Glass Lid (if included)
•Do not use glass lids that have cracks or scratches. If your lid is cracked or has deep scratches, breakage can occur spontaneously. Damage from ordinary wear and tear such as scratching is not
covered under product’s limited warranty. Please contact the Customer eXperience Center to order a new lid.
•Do not place glass lids directly on top of or directly under heating elements.
•Avoid extreme temperature changes when using glass lids.
•Do not submerge a hot lid in cold water.
•If a lid vacuum occurs, do not attempt to remove the lid. First, turn off the heat source and move the entire pan away from the burner. Then, slowly release the lid.
Handles and Knobs
•The stainless steel handles are oven safe up to 500°F.
•Handle position when cooking – position pans so that handles are not over other hot burners and do not allow handles
to extend beyond the edge of the stove where they can be knocked off.
•Loose handles – periodically check handles and knobs to be sure they are not loose. If the handles become loose, do not try to repair them. Please contact the Customer eXperience Center for a replacement.
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CARING FOR YOUR COOKWARE
Cleaning Cookwar_e
•Cookware is dishwasher safe. For best results in the dishwasher, use the manufacturer’s recommended
dishwasher detergents and rinsing liquid. To extend the life of nonstick cookware, hand washing with hot, soapy water is recommended.
•Remove heavy residue by rinsing with cold water, while the cookware is still hot, before placing in dishwasher or washing by hand.
•Remove any spotted white film with a mild solution of water and lemon juice or vinegar.
•Overheating may cause brown or blue stains on your cookware. Polishing may remove these stains. To polish your pans, use a stainless steel cleaner with a soft cloth and rub with a circular motion. Wash, rinse, and dry.
•Use a sponge, nylon pad, or dishcloth when cleaning cookware; do not use oven cleaners, steel wool, harsh detergents, or chlorine bleach.
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Cleaning the Glass Lid (if included)
•Never use metal utensils, sharp instruments, oven cleaners, or other harsh abrasives that may damage or weaken the glass.
•Glass lids may be washed in the dishwasher. You can also wash lids in hot, soapy water; then dry immediately to avoid water spots.
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COOKWARE GUIDE
Copper_ Cor_e Cookwar_e Guide
The following guide lists which cookware products are available in Copper Core.
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Includes all of the pots and |
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pans needed to equip your |
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kitchen with the most used |
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cookware: |
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8" Skillet |
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10-Piece |
10" Skillet |
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1.5-Quart Saucepan with Lid |
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3.0-Quart Saucepan with Lid |
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3.5-Quart Sauté with Lid |
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8.0-Quart Stockpot with Lid |
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Skillets |
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8"
10"
10" Nonstick
The skillet is one of the most used pans in any wellequipped kitchen. It has sloped sides so that foods slide out easily. Skillets are used for cooking omelets, pancakes, and quesadillas, sautéing vegetables, and searing steaks, fish, and poultry.
KCC08SKST
KCC10SKST
KCC10NKST
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12" |
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Saucepans
1.5-Quart with Lid
3.0-Quart with Lid
One of the workhorses of the kitchen, saucepans are
used for everything from KCC15PLST cooking sauces or rice to
re-heating soup or chili.
KCC30PLST
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Copper_ Cor_e Cookwar_e Guide
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Sauté |
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These extremely versatile |
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pans are used for sautéing |
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3.5-Quart |
meats and vegetables, frying |
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chicken, pancakes, and eggs, |
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or grilling sandwiches. Deep |
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sides give extra capacity so |
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that you can braise, stew, |
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deglaze, or add additional |
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ingredients after browning for |
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recipes such as chicken and |
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rice or paella. |
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Stockpot |
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This large-capacity pot holds |
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family-size quantities of soup, |
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stew, or chili. The result is |
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8.0-Quart |
food that cooks thoroughly |
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and tastes great. The roomy |
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interior and sturdy handles |
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make serving easy. |
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Casser_ole |
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Casserole pans let you bake |
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delicious meals such as |
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lasagna, shepherd’s pie, and |
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6.0-Quart |
ragout that can be served |
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directly from the pan. You can |
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with Lid |
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be as creative as you want |
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with your choice of meat, |
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vegetables, and potatoes that |
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are slow cooked in their own |
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juices. |
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Br_aiser_ |
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This handy pan lets you lightly |
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fry and then slowly stew food. |
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Braising provides a particularly |
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succulent flavor in meats such |
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as veal, beef, and pork. |
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Pasta Inser_t |
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For use with the 8.0-Quart |
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Stockpot, the pasta insert is |
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great for boiling and quickly |
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straining pasta. |
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Steamer_ Inser_t
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For use with the 8.0-Quart |
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Stockpot, the steamer insert |
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is ideal for steaming and |
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reheating. |
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