Hotpan

Soft cooking uses gentle, low-temperature simmering to cook food slowly. This process preserves more nutrients, vitamins, and natural flavors compared to high-heat boiling, which can often overcook delicate ingredients.

Yes. Once the food reaches the appropriate temperature, you can place the pot into the insulated thermal bowl. The double-walled construction retains heat, allowing the food to finish cooking through residual thermal energy without needing to stay on the burner.

Yes, the Hotpan features a superthermic sandwich base specifically designed for efficient heat distribution on all cooktops, including induction, gas, electric, and halogen.

When used with the insulated thermal bowl, the Hotpan is designed to keep your food at serving temperature for up to two hours, making it ideal for hosting or serving meals at your own pace.

The lid is designed to be tight-fitting to seal in moisture and heat during the cooking process. While it is excellent for heat retention, it is not a leak-proof container, so it should be kept upright when moving.

The double-walled lid acts as an additional layer of insulation. It prevents heat from escaping through the top of the pot, ensuring a consistent internal temperature for the gentle, slow-cooking process.