Mauviel makes some of the best copper cookware on the market today, so why not a roasting pan too? Today I’m going to talk about some of the different options you have when purchasing a Mauviel Roasting Pan. This guide should give you a pretty good heads up on what you can expect as far as sizes and configurations as well as the different price as you should expect to see.
First of all, just so that we’re all on the right track I should really define roasting pans. In my opinion, it’s a pan that you use to roast things under a broiler in the oven. There’s tons of different styles that you can use but I’m going to focus on the most traditional ones in this guide today.
The most important thing about a roasting pan is that it needs to be able to handle very high heat. That’s why the construction of the pan is so very important, and why Mauviel in such a great choice because they always produce very high quality items.
So what Mauviel options do you have?
I think it’s fairly safe to categorize them into three distinct product lines which include:
- Mauviel Cookstyle
- Mauviel Cuprinox
- Mauviel M’Heritage
These are the three main categories that you can find across the board in their entire catalog whether you’re looking for a skillet or a stock pot or a roasting pan.
Mauviel Cookstyle Roasting Pan
This is probably the most inexpensive roasting pan that they offer, at $240. It’s made out of seven ply material with a multilayered 18/10 stainless steel layer, aluminum layers, magnetic stainless layers and another stainless outer layer. It is 2.6 mm thick and has a very nice polished exterior.
Mauviel Cuprinox Style 16-by-12-Inch, 8-1/2-Quart Copper Roasting Pan
At $585 this is a slightly nicer version that is great for turkeys or a leg of lamb or even rib roast. It has a 2 mm copper exterior and a stainless steel interior that heats quickly and then cools very rapidly when you take it off the heat. It has an 8.5 quart capacity and a lifetime warranty.
Mauviel M’Heritage 13-1/2 by 9.1-Inch Rectangular Roasting Pan
At $460 this is a very interesting pan that is made of 90% copper and 10% 18/10 stainless steel. It has cast stainless steel handles and the entire thing can be used on both gas or electric as well as induction or halogen, and of course in the oven as well.
So there you have three basic options when it comes to a Mauviel Roasting Pan. One things for sure, these aren’t cheap and you get what you pay for when it comes to Mauviel. Quite frankly, they should last forever and you’ll be hard-pressed to find a higher quality roasting pan on the market today.
