Only if you use it to stir the sauce regularly.
When I dropped the pot , the sauce spattered all over the cabinets .
Its basically telling that you are stirring (stir).
skillet, saute, sauce (sauce-a), etc.
It should be a quality heavy duty"Stainless Steal"stock pot with lid. The pot should be at least twice as deep as the amount of sauce you wish to make. Only put the cover on tight for the first 15 minutes as you are bringing the sauce to a rapid boil. Then place lid loosely on pot for the duration of the simmered cooking process. The better the steal pot, the less risk of burning your sauce. You may also use enamel or glass - but stainless steel is still your best option. Another benefit to these pots is that you may cover your sauce, and place in your refrigerator for up to 12 days before freezing. NEVER use an Aluminum pot as the acid in the tomatoes breakdown the aluminum, especially if you store the sauce in it. Same concept as never cover anything acidic (i.e. lemons, tomatoes, vinegar base, limes, etc), as the acid eats away at the aluminum foil
Yeah, you can but with a lid on the pot as well.
will cooking a metal lid from a tomato paste can in a pot of spaghetti sauce be harmful
I cook fresh tomato sauce in my Magnalite all the time and never get a horrible metallic taste. I use a wooden spoon to stir it, though.
Usually, you don't have to do much to use an electric fondue pot except put your sauce/chocolate/cheese in the pot, an plug it in. Some pots may have dials for heat, etc., so you will have to look at the specifics of your model, but all-in-all, it shoud be nothing complicated.
The better quality pot will perform better as the bottom will expand heat more evenly. Along with a better quality pot or pan, make sure you preheat your pot or pan and use enough oil to cover the bottom. When making home made sauce I usually start early in the morning and allow my pot to warm on a low heat with enough oil to cover the bottom to coat and to preheat the pot. Once the pot is preheated and heated evenly I slowly start to add my sauce to cook. If you don't turn your burner up too high, stir often (every 30 to 45 minutes) and use my method above you will see tremendous improved results.
A Brazier pot is a big sauce pan, usually between 10 to 20 quarts. It is used in restaurants to brown all kind of meets or poultry. It can also be used as a Dutch Oven. It is made of Aluminum or Stainless Steel. A good Brazier pot must have a thick bottom to be able to brown the food properly.
I use a sauce to complement the main dish.