Nearly one year ago the fine folk at ProWare contacted me and asked if I would like to try out some of their recently launched cookware products. Based in Sheffield, England, they make a range of unique copper tri-ply pots and pans. Each pan consists of three layers: a stainless steel interior, an aluminium core and an absolutely gorgeous copper outer layer.
When my parcel from ProWare arrived I was overwhelmed with how beautiful they were – so much so I arranged all my new pots and pans in the corner of my kitchen and stared at them, covetous and protective, like the dragon Smaug and his treasure.
A few days later I began to use them and my cooking experience has been revolutionised. These pans are amazing! Their unique three layer construction makes for a very quick and even heat distribution, and they are really easy to clean. Although they are dishwasher safe I prefer to handwash mine, as I have been cultivating a very attractive tarnished copper finish on my pans over the last year.
Now, to celebrate the relaunch of Elizabeth’s Kitchen Diary, ProWare have offered my readers the chance to win not one but two fantastic copper tri-ply pans of their very own!
The prizes for one lucky winner are:
1 x Copper Tri-ply 24cm Sauté Pan RRP £89-99
“In addition to sautéing this pan is perfect for family portions of risotto, chilli & chowder. The copper tri-ply lid will seal in steam & liquids making it ideal for hob-top braising. This heavy-duty pan is extremely versatile and will not disappoint the home cook.”
1 x Copper Tri-ply 9cm Mini Pan RRP £19-99
“The ProWare 9 cm mini-pan allows precision and control in the preparation of smaller & more delicate elements of any dish. Used in professional kitchens for the preparation of finer, more subtle flavours it may also be used as an attractive serving dish for sauces, chutneys, vegetable portions or individual desserts.”
PROWARE TRI-PLY COPPER PANS GIVEAWAY
How to Enter
For your chance to win two ProWare Copper Tri-ply pans enter using the Rafflecopter form below. Come back and tweet about the giveaway every day for more chances to win!
Terms & Conditions
This giveaway is open to UK entries only. Entrants must be age 18 or over. The winner will need to respond within 48 hours of being contacted; failure to do this may result in another winner being selected.
The prize is offered and provided by ProWare. The prizes are 1 x Copper Tri-ply 24 cm saute pan and 1 x Copper Tri-ply 9cm mini pan. There is no cash alternative and the prize is not transferable.
If you need some help using Rafflecopter, here’s a quick clip to show you how. Rafflecopter will pick the winner at random from all the entries received. I will be verifying entries and any automated entries will be disqualified.
Closing date is midnight on Monday 26 May 2014 and one winner will be announced that day.
Mum of three, daydream adventurer, OU Life Sciences graduate, occasional crafter, ex-pat Canadian & quite possibly Britain's most northerly food blogger.
Susan Carruthers says
Spaghetti Bolognese
dan holmes says
nice pans
Joanna Sawka says
a chinease stiri fry
Rachel B says
all the trimmings to a roast dinner
chirag P says
spanish omelette
Irene Wright says
I had a lovely set of these one time many years ago but some ‘nice person’ stole them -I’ve missed them every day since. I love cooking and with these pans, where would I start? Pork medallions in cream & masala sauce would be cooked for a start.
Helen says
The little pan looks perfect for all kinds of delicious sauces.
Martin Fuller says
scrambled eggs!
Caroline James says
I make a lovely Malaysian curry from scratch – if I win I’ll send a pic for you to drool over!
Kerry Locke says
I’d start with making a good stock x
Jackie Allum says
Potato and Chorizo Frittata
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Rob Griffiths says
A nice lamb curry.
Dave Harrington says
I would make a red wine sauce using nearly a whole bottle of decent wine. Never done it before byt a pan like this deserves to be used for something special.
Sarah Lewis says
My favourite lasagne
maria horsfield says
These are fab plus you can put them in your oven if you are making a frittata bonus :0)
donna clinton says
A nice sunday Roast dinner for my family
shell says
Buttenut squash red pepper and chilli soup
Denise S says
chorizo risotto and stewed rhubarb but not together
Lancashire Food says
Such lovely pans, you could make just about anything in them
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Natalie fairhurst says
thai green curry with my own paste!
Oliviac2582 says
Curried Goat and rice
Darren Freeman says
It depends what day, if it’s Sunday it’s a roast, if it’s Saturday it’s a chicken Curry.
Lydia Graham says
I’d ask my husband and children what they wanted and cook them a special meal
Natalie Henderson says
A lovely Spanish Omelette! You need good pans to get good heat distribution! 🙂
Pete says
Curry- always a winner!
Wendy Tolhurst says
I would make a toffee sauce to go over a steamed pudding
Tina Lawton says
I’d probably make a spag bol 🙂
RACHAEL JONES says
a big fat fry up !
leanne phillips says
would have to be the sunday roast 🙂
Mr James Holyland says
Goulash soup and meatballs
sarah says
Id start with a stir fry followed closely by lots of other scrummy things
Jane Middleton says
Chicken and mushroom stir fry
ANNE BAXTER says
ommelette
Tina Holmes says
Omelette maybe?
Julie Roo says
I cant cook. Really i am rubbish at it but my blokey could cook tasty dinner with these
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Paula Phillips says
A lamb stew
Joanne Blunt says
A vegetable curry
susan gough says
Roast Sunday lunch
Hannah Smith says
I’d use them for EVERYTHING but the first thing I’d make is Paella.
Matthew N says
A ragu
Deborah Bird says
Well having a family I cook on a daily basis so I would cook everything in them from beans on toast to chilli 🙂
lorraine polley says
probably chill con carne and rice
Lisa Auger says
My chicken stew. Not exactly right for this time of year but it’s a family favourite
Clint Howat says
I’d start by making a paella.
Georgia McAllister says
These look perfect for cooking Beef & Ale Stew
susan willshee says
oh my goodness what a fab prize! I’d cook gluten free tagliatelle with four cheese sauce and do a side order of grilled vegetables. I’d make my hubby a salmon fillet with green peppercorn sauce and sliced potatoes tossed in herbed butter.
Kristy Brown says
I would make a lovely chicken in white wine sauce with saute potatoes
Elizabeth Williams says
Risotto
Raych Bonness says
Would love to cook pasta in these 🙂
Phil Boyle says
I would make spaghetti bolognaise
CAROL PATRICK says
I already own one copper pan, and these would be a fantastic addition to my kitchen.
I would cook up a feast with these gorgeous pans, from curry to creme bruleé, they would inspire me to get cooking every single day. (No more Delhi belly from the local takeaway!)
Mark Palmer says
Curry and rice
Felicity Kelly says
I would make omelette from my chicken eggs
Nicola Dudson says
I would make a curry
Vicky Williams says
A nice homemade spag bol.
james says
i don’t think i could bring myself to use them.
Serena La Pietra says
A good old fashioned fry up with all the trimmings.
Kirsty Norton says
I’d make a 3 course meal – Mushroom Risotto starter, Steak and chips for main course and a hearty steamed pudding!
Sarah Ballantyne says
Risotto – we love it but I need a decent pan so it doesn’t stick.
Maddy says
have a recipe for carrot and ginger soup I’m keen to try
Katherine Coldicott says
I’d cook a nice piece of fish and maker a caper sauce to go with it.
Ali Thorpe says
I’d make salsa from my home grown tomatoes.
Paul Witney says
They are so beautiful, I’m not sure I could bear to use them, but I would probably rustle up a nice soup or casserole.
Jeremy Hards says
Probably something simple at first like an omelette as I am always impatient to play with new toys
cheryl lovell says
I would make a pasta dish 🙂
Julia says
Pancakes
jodie harvey says
spag bol!! my 16month olds fave 🙂
Karen Barrett says
A chicken and wild mushroom risotto
Keeley Atkinson says
I’d have friends round and do them all an amazing curry.
These pans look amazing!
Jackie ONeill says
Hollandaise Sauce
katie skeoch says
these are fabulous, I would make a Seafood bisque
lyn burgess says
I think I would make a wild mushroom risotto
mel says
Food !!
Jill Cordner says
Slimming world spag Bol x
amanda e says
I would cook scrambled eggs
claire melluish says
A chilli-con-carne, yummy!
Diana says
Lamb and vegetable curry 🙂
Kelly Hooper says
I’d make a curry
christy beckett says
A scrummy Frittata
Mark Johnson says
spanish omlette
Emma Baker says
oh…i dunno a lush chicken stir fry
leigh boyle says
sausage, liver and onions with mash
Heather Walsh says
Vegetable chilli
David Paterson says
Spag bog
Sarah Rees says
bolognese sauce
Tracey Belcher says
A lovely Thai Chicken Stir fry with a side sauce of creamed coconut and lemon grass
Catherine Bell says
Chilli
sharon mead says
pancakes or anything that uses lots of eggs as we keep chickens
Saran Benjamin says
A nice Spaghetti Bolognaise
tracey thompson says
all the trimmings for a nice roast dinner
claire crooks says
probably be a family favourite chilli con carne x
Maureen Quinnell says
They look too nice to mess up with my cooking but good fried eggs would be on first
sam swain says
Pan fried dover sole with a beau blanc
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Anne Hawley says
bubble and squeak!
jen jackson says
A seafood risotto
Suzanne says
Lamb an vegetable stew
DANIELLE VEDMORE says
They are so gorgeous! I think I would do a full on feast with these!
Maggie Coates says
Probably vegetables and potatoes to go with roast dinner.
Jessica Wilde says
A lovely Thai green curry… Mmmm!
Teresa Lee says
Thai green curry with seafood
Sarah Wyatt says
I’d start with a chilli con carne but I’m sure inspiration would hit if I won those pans!
Victoria says
my tea
Kirsten Barthy says
I’d make a green veg risotto
Gillian Holmes says
An Omelette
Catherine M says
It’d have to be a homemade chocolate fudge sauce!
Jill Webb says
Fab looking pans . I think I would cook spag bog a family favorite
Caroline H says
These look great. I think I’d start with a clementine marmalade.
cecelia Allen says
I would make lots of green tomato chutney and my home grown new potatoes and runner beans
kazza ham says
Super pans – would love to cook some lovely dishes with these
sam bailey says
Id be making some lovely sauces to go with some juicy meat
Heather Haigh says
A selection of indian dishes.
David Prince says
Dinner
gemma dean says
It would have to be a lovely spag bol 😀
suan watts says
Garlic mushrooms in cream
Val Hartley says
Roast beef & Yorkshire pudding
maureen findley says
a chilli
adeinne tonner says
I would make spaghetti bolognese
Louise A says
I would make chilli, one of my husband’s favourite meals 🙂
Carly Ann says
braised beef!
Amy says
Omlettes. I’m in an omlette mood!
Selina Jefferies says
Chicken Tikka Massalla
Christine Dodd says
I’m working my way through Rick Stein’s Mediterranean cookbook, so I’d try a fish dish first.
Heather T says
A french beef stew and mash
jenny owen says
I would make everything in them! I would throw away all my old pans and use these daily
Ilkem Mehmet says
Pan fried turkish chicken kebabs
Angela Sandhu says
chicken curry
Emma Harris says
Would fry a nice steak and make some peppercorn sauce.
Slow cook a chilli.
Make a sunday brunch fry up.
A nice lamb curry.
Beef stew and dumplings
And loads loads more as i’d be using them everyday 😀
Paul Wilson says
Everything! Soups, casseroles, risotto, curry.
Katie Witherington says
Well I don’t cook my husband does, I burn everything but I know hubby would love to win these and most likely would cook a curry first, he loves making curries and he is a fantastic cook
Elizabeth says
Lucky you! 😀
Mark H says
Definitely would have to be a Mushroom Risotto, Gorgeous looking pans!
Jo Jones says
I would make spaghetti bolognaise first and some home stewed rhubarb and custard for pud
Love the pans so would make lots of different things in them.
Allan Smith says
Pasta!
Ashleigh Allan says
Paella!
Lindsey Stuart says
These are brilliant quality pans!! This is a brilliant competiton
i would love to make curry
mrs linda gill says
green thai curry , truely awesome prize , thank you
Michael Rattray says
Fish curry
Haley Redshaw says
They look to nice to use, a curry x
hannonle says
I’d use them as my daily pans, so everything from mashed potato to curry and everything in between.
glenn hutton says
Have to be a curry…
ian b says
Fantastic pans… Thai curry to start 🙂
Amanda Hattie says
Oh to many things to mention but definitely some curries and stews
Alana Walker says
These look such good quality, love them, I would make a nice rack of lamb with all the trimmings first.x
Val Swift says
A chicken risotto
Alexa Schoolar says
i’d have a go at making fudge or toffee…as i’ve never had a pan before that is right for doing this
P J Bates says
Definitely a gently simmered wild strawberry jam. It’s difficult to keep the fruit whole with uneven heat distribution but these pans would be perfect for that!
Holly Smith says
Spag Bol
Pauline Hill says
Mushroom rissoto
Brenda Collinson says
Strawberry jam
Laura Pinnell says
I would love to make a Thai Green curry
Hassni Malik says
Iranian jewelled rice. As colourful as the pans!
jen morgan says
roast lamb
Elizabeth (Liz) Briggs says
Wow so many beautiful pans 🙂 I would make a Roast Dinner. Would love a new full set of pans.
EMMA WALTERS says
roast lamb dinner mmmmmmm
Lisa Collins says
Crab stirfry!
ANNELIZA DAWSON says
I would make a grand chilli ,,yummmmmmmmm
Kris mc says
Veggie chilli 🙂
madeline connolly says
beef stir fry
dean willoughby says
Takes me back to when I was at catering college. These are the best pans ever created and so very versatile. The only other thing I remember was having to clean these pans with lemons and salt at the end of the days cooking to bring the pans copper coating back up. The best memories ever.
Sarah Birkett says
red cabbage, apples, and onions. Yummy but takes forever
Caroline Clarke says
I would make an amazing vegetable soup, a curry, and a beef in red wine sauce … just to start off with!
C Kennedy says
A yummy carbonara!!
lynn mitchell says
chilli and rice with nachos and sour cream yum yum
justine meyer says
A roast dinner with plenty of veg
Dennis Jacobs says
They look too good to use
Kelly Glen says
I would cook up a lovely stew
Debra E says
I’d make everything with them. But they also look good!
Victoria says
Oh the things I could not burn with these! First up would be rice pudding 😀
sue hodges says
bolognese sauce
Anna says
A cream of watercress soup and maybe some choux pastry
Bianca Franks says
I think it would have to be a good old fashioned spag bol! x
julie laing says
chicken stir fry
Emily Clark says
Soup – always worry about it sticking in my current pans but wouldnt have to worry with these!
Kelly Koya says
a big indian feast, so I can try out as many as possible!
Judith Allen (@JudeVFR400) says
Salmon with tequila cream sauce. I think.
Ben Audsley says
steak and chips! and veg!
CAROLINE PRITCHARD says
risotto
Richard Randall says
Salmon poached in coconut milk.
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Alison says
Beef bourginion and a selection of veg
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Anthony G says
I’m a stir-fry-aholic, so it would naturally be a stir-fry! 😉
Christine Shelley says
First I would boil the lovely jersey royals now in season – then make real custard
Lorna Kennedy says
Oh definitely a huge family Sunday roast dinner – can’t wait to try these beauties 🙂
Anne Bostwick says
A hot pot
Lindy Hamilton says
Chilli 🙂
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Hazel Christopher says
Seafood risotto 🙂
Sam Furniss says
I would make jam, they are the best pans for it and finally it might come out properly instead of an awful sloppy mess as is usually does.
kelly says
Lamb curry 🙂
Fiona says
Oh these are almost too beautiful to use. Hmm, what would I make first, a creamy chicken risotto or a vegetable curry I think. Definitely need to keep them in use so they were always on show, not hidden away in the cupboard. 🙂
Miss. Lucinda Fountain says
Thanks so much for a fantastic giveaway! These cooking pans look brilliant.
I would love to cook my favourite egg-fried rice in one pan and a sweet vegetable medly in the other!
Katherine L says
I’d love to make a creamy wild mushroom risotto!
Natalie Crossan says
Ooh it’d have to be beef bourguignon!
shaheen says
A risotto of sorts, will def. be vegetarian!
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Edward Guerreiro says
These pans are so aesthetically pleasing, that i’m not sure I would even want to use them 🙂 But, if I had to, I might test them with something simple, such as a steak. I think the mini pan would be really good for that.
Helen Porter says
the pans look lovely so shiny they look great quality I need some new ones desperately but I think they are going to have to wait for now #triedtested
Rebecca Phillips says
these look gorgeous – which is rare for me to say about cookware! #TriedTested
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Sharon Powell says
Wow these are gorgeous! I would want to make everything. Would probably invite lots of family around and cook a huge roast dinner 🙂
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Robert Tunnah says
Got to be a curry. An authentic veg vindaloo with fresh produce from the allotment!
Roger Bufton says
spaghetti woth meatballs.
Kate @ Family Fever says
Oh I love copper pans – I would make a spaghetti bolognese I think! Thanks for linking up with #TriedTested
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kelly rae says
sauces like beetroot spaghetti sauce.
Chloe says
These look so lovely – definitely the kind of thing I want in my kitchen. I’m guessing they’d make a fabulous risotto, which is probably what I’d try first!
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winnie says
lovely pans! would cook some rice dishes with them 🙂
lynn savage says
The saute pan would be great for making paella
Maxine says
Ooh, where do I start, I think I wouldn’t stop cooking at all! I’ve always wanted some copper pans and these are beautiful
Lauren says
Think I’d test it out with a lovely courgette risotto!
clair downham says
lamb curry for my hubby
Lise Faccinello says
I would make a lemon and thyme risotto to christen these pans.
Leanne Lunn says
A lovely roast dinner.
Justin White says
Wow, those look good
Amy J says
I’d make a spaghetti bolognaise for everyone to enjoy 🙂
Sue Sproats says
I would make a lovely rich tomato and garlic sauce for home made pasta.
Anyonita says
Any and everything! 🙂 been dying for a set of coppers!
Sandra Clarke says
Spaghetti Bolognese.
Vohn McGuinness says
What beautiful pans! I’d make pan-fried gnocchi – that requires a really great pan! x
Christina Curtis says
I would make sausage casserole, mash, veg and dumplings.
Suzon says
I would make a clam chowder to remind me of my holiday in Boston!
frances hopkins says
I’m not a great cook, so it would be something easy like liver and bacon 🙂
Julia says
Where to start? Maybe with kedgeree, or a curry, or ….
Katie Lench says
Once I’d torn myself away from just gazing at them in awe I would make courgette pasta with spaghetti, lemon, parmesan, feta and homegrown green and yellow courgettes, rosemary & sage. Bliss!
Hester McQueen says
Once I had stopped drooling – creme bruleé of course
Claire @foodiequine says
I really want the mini one to serve sauces in.
ella says
Favourite dish first – a good spag bol hehe
Janice Papworth says
I’d make a risotto so that I had a good excuse to stand admiring the pans whilst I stirred
kellyjo walters says
oh I wouldn’t know where to start… seafood risotto spelt with spinach and soya beans with some poached salmon yum
melanie stirling says
Butternut squash and parmesan rissoto.
kim neville says
would make my favourite chicken korma
Jemma Crossan says
Pork chops and cider sauce
Catherine Culmer says
Chicken and Mushroom risotto
tamalyn roberts says
my spaghetti bolognese
Tracy Nixon says
I would make homemade paella!
laura banks says
a rissotto or maybe have a bash at custard
brenda heads says
I would stew fruit in the saute pan to make a ‘quick’ crumble and some kind of toffee sauce in the small pan.
Katie Lench says
Ooh, like your thinking!
Tracey Peach says
I Would Make A Lovely Mushroom Resotto
Su Tyler says
I’d probably make a risotto
Tracey says
I would cook a lovely family meal x Sunday dinner x
pam butterfield says
a nice chilli con carne
Choclette says
Oh wow, Elizabeth, what a fabulous collection of pans. I love copper and I bet they look beautiful in your kitchen. I would make chocolate sauce in the mini pan as it looks wicked. And maybe pancakes to go with it in the larger one.
Really like your new blog look BTW.
Hazel Rea says
I cook everything from scratch due to family allergies so probably a tomato/basil/garlic sauce to go with fish.
Chris Hunt says
I am being inspired by Masterchef at the moment so I would do something like pan fried scallops, black pudding and minted peas. I would use asparagus somewhere, as it is in season . For afters, I would make mango and cardamom ice cream with brazil nut biscuits.
Jane Willis says
I’d sauté some chicken breasts with mushrooms, and make a mustard sauce to go with them
marion king says
fingers crossed x
Lucy @SupergoldenBakes says
I recently fell in love with a copper vintage pan and now want to equip my entire kitchen… I can dream! I would probably make my braised chicken in creamy mustard sauce…
Karen Drake says
I would make if i won these pans……..a great stew with dumplings and also stew some fruits to make either jams or crumble .delish xx
Lisa Everaert says
So much i could make…but id probably start with paella (a family favorite)
Jackie Lovegrove Walter says
I’d probably ask my husband to make his wonderful lemon chicken risotto 😉
Julian Onions says
A large Spanish omellete
Sallyanne Gooch says
My daughter is lactose intolerant so I want to cook some meals both of us can have.
elaine dale says
corned beef hash
Jean Bolsover says
I’d start by making a paella
Kat Lucas says
So many things to cook in them, but I think I would cook some Italian food first. Meatballs, fresh pasta & homemade sauce
Lynne @josordoni says
oops! just clicked on the rafflecopter thingy and found I should have said what I would make… well we are having paella for dinner tonight, and I reckon that saute pan would be perfect. *nods head seriously*
Lynne @josordoni says
my goodness they look good! I love my pans but they are getting rather shabby now… anodised aluminium and I didn’t realise what a mess a dishwasher can make of them 🙁 So I SO want to win these!
Angela Cole says
Choux Pastry – you always need good pans for that 🙂
Maura says
Loving the new look blog. If I was lucky enough to win, I’d probably spend the first day or so jusy looking at these lovely pans!
Keep Calm and Fanny On says
Wow, if I won these I’d use them all the time, but the first thing I’d make is some custard!
Lynne @josordoni says
oh yes custard….. perfect… or caramel… that shiny inside would make seeing how done the caramel is much easier.
Camilla @FabFood4All says
I’d make a stir fry.
Pete Williams says
Fantastic pans first use would have to be a mushroom risotto
jane juel-beer says
Oh where would I start? The pans are truely beautiful. Have a feeling I’d have to start with a milk pudding. Something about heating milk in copper pans.