Can anyone tell me the height/depth of the 1-qt sauce pan? Wondering if it will hold a standard steamer basket.
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5x2.5 inches -- will hold a collapsible steamer basket, but it pretty much flattens when the lid is on the pan. Great for a large can of soup, for pouring, etc.
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The pan is 6 inches across and about 3 inches deep. The lid has a rim that goes down into the pan when the lid is on. It is a small pot and I do not think it would hold a standard steamer basket. The steamer basket that i have wil not fit.
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To the bottom of the pour spout, the height of the 1-quart sauce pan is 2 and 5/8 inches. The inside width across is 5 1/2 inches. I hope this helps!
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My 1-qt sauce pan is 3 inches deep to the top of the brim. I don't think it would hold a steamer basket, it seems too small.
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The height/depth of the 1 qt sauce pan is 3 inches. I do not know the height/depth of a standard steamer basket.
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It's very versatile pan size-wise with the smallest size pan it can accommodate gradually increasing by what appears to be an inch each time, so the it should work with 6", 7" and 8" diameter pan. It's an excellent steamer which we use frequently. It does not fit a 4.5 quart saucepan, at least not mine, however a 3.5 should be fine!
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I absolutely love this steamer. The bottom of the steamer is ridged so that it fits over multiple sizes of Cuisinart Multiclad pots.The approximate dimensions for the one I purchased are as follows: Height 4", diameter at top of steamer: 8.5", diameter at bottom of steamer: 6.25" and length of steamer from end of handle to end of pot is 15.75". Hope this info helps. Merry Christmas!
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6-1/8" O.D. x 2-3/8" Tall Perfect for sauces, Demi Glac, etc. and any 2 servings of soup or chili. I bought 2 of the 1 qt All Clad because it was just the right size for a couple of items while preparing one meal.
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Per the All Clad website the 3 qt saucepan in the Copper Core line has a diameter of 8.8". The 3 qt saucepan in the traditional stainless line has a diameter of 8". This steamer insert is 8".
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The diameter of the cooking racks you can purchase separately are 7 3/4 inches and come in a set of two. These are measurements for the 9 qt model of the steamer. O.D. of steamer is 10 1/2 inches. The I.D. of the cooking trays is 8 15/16 inches. The depth is 2 5/8 inches. The diameter of the steamer rack that comes with it is 8 1/8 inches.
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I gave it as a gift but if I recall about 3/4". It did fit nicely in a four quart pan and even a fry pan if you leave the leaves open. Also key for me was the sturdiness of the feet, many of the steamer I saw at the store had feet that easily bent.
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inner height is 5.25 inches. inner diameter is 7 inches. My folding steamer basket fits easily.
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It doesn't fit the top pasta basket, but if you remove that, you can place the steamer on the stock pot. However, because of the 7qt pot's height, you would probably want to add more water to the pot so that it's closer to the steam holes . . .and would take longer to boil. I really think it's better suited to use with a sauce or 3qt soup pot.
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I've used it with both my 3 Qt. and 4 Qt. saucepans but it doesn't fit either really well but I think that's because my saucepans flute out at the top. I usually use it with my 4 qt. more often and let steam escape out the other side while one side fits snugly.
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I bought my daughter one of the sets originally and the new steamer fit one or both of the pots. That would be the 3 quart and or 3.5 quart sauce pots.
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This was a gift for our daughter for Christmas. She told me that she loves using it. The steamer tray measured out at 5 inches deep, and 9 inches in diameter. She has reported no problems so far, and she makes rice quite often. I hope this helps.
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Valerie's measurements are correct. The basket in which the food to be steamed is 2 inches deep. Very handy gadget.
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We only bought the largest and it is about 12 inches on a side and roughly 5 inches deep. It works great and can hold a whole head of cauliflower when cut into pieces. It has become the go to steamer at our house.
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I unscrewed the "thing" to cook a head of broccoli. Saved it with "gadgets" for use when steaming small things like peas or kernal corn. The "petals" of the steamer opens to a 1 1/2 in basket with 3/4 in legs. Closed, the basket is 5 1/2 in wide. Opens to 9 in wide. It is 3 1/2 in tall at the tallest. It doesn't require much care, a bit of soap and water but can hold up to light scrubbing if it gets "gunked-up".
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I have a cuisinart 2 qt saucepan that fits this steamer on the 2nd largest ring. The diameter of that second ring on the steamer is somwhere between 6 3/4 and 7 in. The smallest ring is about 6 1/8 in or so.
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The item pictured is the combination pasta strainer/vegetable steamer insert. Its diameter is 10 inches at both its top and where it rests on the top lip of the stock pot/multipurpose pot. As for the sauce pans, following are the diameters (measured at the top of each pan) for the ones that I own: 1.5 qt. sauce pan: 7 inches 2.5 qt. shallow sauce pan: 9 inches 3.5 qt. pour and strain sauce pan: 8 3/4 inches