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Green and More

Soapstone Covered Saute Pan

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Soapstone Cookware

Why It's Good:

It's nice to marry function with quality in your kitchen cookware. The Soapstone Covered Saute Pan is sophisticated culinary gear. Be prepared to whip up all your favorite dishes in this stunner from matzo ball soup to gnocchi. The soapstone is suitable for the oven, stovetop and grill. And it's sure to get noticed if you leave it on your stovetop for your friends to admire.

Why It's Green:

The durability of soapstone in this handcrafted cookware ensures it will likely be passed on to your progeny. Soapstone vessels retain and distribute heat more efficiently than other materials, which will lower your carbon footprint over time. Plus, it's virtually non-stick, making it a good alternative to potentially harmful Teflon.

Where To Get It:

www.greenandmore.com | $89.99