Care Instruction

Maintenance tips for polished steel paellas and paellas of special thickness

Polished steel pans require special care to keep them in top condition and prevent rusting. Before the first use, you'll need to wash it well to remove the manufacturer's special anti-rust coating. You can do this with hot soapy water. Even better, heat some water in the pan with a dash of cider vinegar. Simmer for 10 minutes or so, and then rinse. Be sure to dry the pan thoroughly, and then lightly coat the inside with a bit of vegetable oil. This seals the surface to prevent rusting.

If you have any questions about how to clean and protect the paella, you can follow the steps that we show you in the following video for proper maintenance. of the paella:

By the way, if you forget to seal the pan and it does rust before your next use, don't worry. Just remove the rust with a bit of steel wool (it comes off easily) before using it as we can see in the following video.

When cooking with polished steel paellas, do not leave the empty paella pan over direct heat for more than a few seconds. The metal could overheat, which could cause a dark stain on that part of the pan. To avoid deformations or stains as we have mentioned above, you can follow the advice that we give you in the following video

Care instruction for enamelled paella pans

Made of steel, they're coated with a black and white speckled enamel, so rusting will not be an issue. It is easy to clean and store and it won’t need oiling after use. The coating of enamel helps to an easy cleaning and maintenance of the paella pan.
Enameled pans can survive the dishwasher but will last longer if cleaned by hand. The easiest way to do this is as follows: Fill the dirty pan with about 1/2 inch of water and let it sit for a couple of hours or overnight. Then pour out the water and use a soft-scrub sponge and dishwashing soap to clean off the residue. It will come off easily.

If you have any questions about how to clean and protect the paella, you can follow the steps that we show you in the following video for proper maintenance. of the paella:

Care instruction for stainless steel paella pans

Stainless pans are almost as maintenance free as enameled pans. They won't rust and don't need any seasoning. When cleaning them, avoid using steel wool to prevent scratches. Letting the pan soak in water will make cleanup easier.

Stainless steel pans can survive the dishwasher but will last longer if cleaned by hand. The easiest way to do this is as follows: Fill the dirty pan with about 1/2 inch of water and let it sit for a couple of hours or overnight. Then pour out the water and use a soft-scrub sponge and dishwashing soap to clean off the residue. It will come off easily.

If you have any questions about how to clean and protect the paella, you can follow the steps that we show you in the following video for a correct maintenance of the paella:

Stainless Steel pans heat up and cool down more. This is a good thing for making paella, but be aware that you shouldn't set an empty stainless pan over direct heat. If an empty (or nearly empty) pan is left over strong heat for too long, the pan could discolor or warp. But as long as there is broth or food in the pan to absorb the heat, it will be fine.

Care instruction for gas burners

The appliance should be cleaned when it is cold. We recommend you use a damp cloth with soapy water and take care to prevent water getting into the gas outlets. Dry it and keep it in a clean dry place protected from dust. The layer of enamel that coats the paella stove makes it easier to maintain.

If you only use the inner rings, we recommended to protect the outer ring to prevent clogging.

Care instruction for clay pots

Clay pots must be protected from being hit, since they easily break.

Before using it for the first time, keep the pot in tepid water for 5 minutes.

Always cook on a low heat for continuous gradual heat transmission.

As you cook, always make sure there is broth on the bottom.

Do not subject to abrupt temperature changes.

Care instruction for cast iron griddles

When using a product manufactured with cast iron, in order to keep the plate in perfect condition, remember that once it is clean and dry you must treat it with a piece of paper impregnated with cooking oil. We recommend you keep it wrapped in paper inside a plastic bag.

Wash it with soap and water before using it for the first time to remove any potential dirt from the manufacturing process.

Care instruction for enamelled cast iron griddles

The coating of enamel helps to an easy cleaning and maintenance of the griddle. Use a soft-scrub sponge and dishwashing soap to clean off the residue. It will come off easily.

Wash it with soap and water before using it for the first time to remove any potential dirt from the manufacturing process.

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