Emerilware Cookware & Bakeware
Emerilware is a fusion of celebrity chef and TV personality Emeril Lagasse's expertise in cooking, with All-Clad Metalcrafter's premium cookware materials. All-Clad is the choice of many 4-star restaurants due to their superior performance and durability, and now you can enjoy free shipping! From All-Clad Lagasse created Emerilware, a brand of quality, gourmet cookware and bakeware made available to Americans for less with Cooking.com coupons.There are three main classes of Emerilware. The All-Clad Stainless line features an exclusive triple-thick bottom layer of stainless steel, aluminum and copper for optimum cooking results. The stainless steel handles stay cool under heat. The All-Clad Nonstick Hard Anodized line has a long lasting nonstick surface that allows for quick and uniform heat conduction. The Hard Anodized line is oven-safe at temperatures up to 400° Fahrenheit. Cast Iron is used in some products due to its excellent heat retention qualities and even temperature distribution. Perfect for cooking those southern recipes that are integral in Emeril Lagasse's cooking style as a chef in a New Orleans restaurant.
Emerilware's Cookware Sets come in 7 or 10 pieces, and in either Nonstick Hard Anodized metal or Stainless steel. They have a flared lip design for easy pouring, and snug-fitting lids. For your everyday cooking needs, the Stainless Steel Everyday Pan is all you need. Clean-up friendly as one pan alone usually does the trick! Try the Stainless Steel Saucier pan for cooking rich sauces and other foods, too. The Nonstick Omelette Pan has a great nonstick surface so your egg dishes will come out perfect every time. Sauté and flip just like Emeril Lagasse!
Cast Iron cookware is a signature aspect of Emerilware. The Cast Iron Corn Bread Pan lets you bake perfect buttery, crunchy cornbread at an affordable price. The Cast Iron Dutch Oven is great for roasting a chicken, making chili, or for simmering beef stew. The specially designed lid helps seal in food flavors. Now, seal in the savings at Cooking.com.
