Traditional Copper Frying Pan Made in Portugal 8 inch
Traditional Copper Frying Pan Made in Portugal 8 inch
This is the traditional paella pan that has been used in Spain for centuries. This copper paella pan is a work of art on your table, or displayed on your kitchen wall. Hammered in Portugal, this pan adds a touch of rustic beauty when serving paella. But even more than that, copper paella pans produce the finest paellas.
Hand Hammered Copper Tin-lined interior allows for quick heat distribution Low oil is required. Great for Mediterranean dishes and low fat cooking
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This is the traditional paella pan that has been used in Spain for centuries. This copper paella pan is a work of art on your table, or displayed on your kitchen wall. Hammered in Portugal, this pan adds a touch of rustic beauty when serving paella. But even more than that, copper paella pans produce the finest paellas.
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