Where Does the Term Saucepan Come from?
Saucepan (N.) 1680S, from Sauce (N.) + Pan (N.). Originally a Pan for Cooking Sauces. Why Is It Called a Saucepan? Saucepan Add to List Share. .. . If You Have...
Why is it called a saucepan?
saucepan Add to list Share. ... If you have a kitchen, it's pretty likely you have a saucepan. They are deep enough to boil water in, and made to be used on top of a flame or electric coil. As you might guess from the name, the first saucepans, invented in the 17th century, were intended only for making sauces.
What is the English meaning of saucepan?
A saucepan is a deep metal cooking pot, usually with a long handle and a lid. Cook the potatoes and turnips in a large saucepan.
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