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Kitchen Accessory
PASTA POT Stainless steel
ALESSI
£275.00
£229.16 HT
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Kitchen Accessory
PASTA POT Stainless steel
ALESSI
PASTA POT Stainless steel
£275.00
£229.16 HT
£275.00
£229.16 HT
Description
Pasta Pot is a pasta cooking utensil created by the famous designer Patrick Jouin in collaboration with the prestigious multi-starred chef Alain Ducasse, for Alessi in 2007. This cookware set includes a long-handled multi-ply saucepan, a glossy 18/10 stainless steel lid, a spoon and a melamine trivet. Pasta Pot represents a real culinary revolution, enabling pasta to be cooked with a minimum of water. This technique is inspired by the method of cooking used in the past by the millers: "It is this traditional method that I have revived in my restaurant Le Louis XV in Monaco". (A. Ducasse). All the starches are fully absorbed by the pasta, as is the sauce, like a risotto, giving the dish an incomparable flavour. The advantage of this design object is that you no longer need a colander or serving dish - the Pasta Pot is self-sufficient and will quickly find its place on the kitchen worktop. What's more, the cooking spoon fits perfectly into the handle, and is made from melamine, so you'll never burn yourself when you pick it up.
Born in Nantes in 1967, Patrick Jouin graduated from Ensci in 1992 and began his career at Thomson Multimedia, headed by the famous Philippe Starck. At Tim Thom, Patrick Jouin developed a number of objects: speakers, televisions, telephones, etc. He then continued his work in Philippe Starck's own agency, until, strengthened by this experience and driven by personal projects, he decided to set up his own agency in 1998, in the 11th arrondissement of Paris. Alain Ducasse soon placed his trust in him and asked him to design the decor for his restaurants (Plaza Athénée, Mix in Las Vegas, etc.). He started thinking about furniture, but did not ignore industrial design, from the Nutella spatula to the Decaux sanisette, from saucepans for Alessi to the Vélib bollards in Paris. Seduced by translucent polymer materials, he collaborated with Kartell, notably on the Thalya chair. With each successive project, Patrick Jouin has become a benchmark on the international scene. It stands out for its refined and sometimes daring creations. Working with Alain Ducasse, the Pasta Pot has become an essential kitchen utensil. He draws his inspiration from industrial culture, with manifest forms that are massive yet invisible, which he inserts and reinterprets both in his interior design and in the creation of objects.
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ALESSI
In 1921, Giovanni Alessi founded the Italian company Alessi. Since 1929, the company has focussed on producing nickel- or silver-plated copper tableware. When Carlo Alessi, Giovanni's son, was appointed design director in 1935, handcrafting methods were replaced by industrial manufacturing. In 1955, the company began collaborating with world-renowned architects and designers such as Richard Sapper, Ettore Sottsass, and later, Philippe Starck and Marcel Wanders. Alessi makes design accessible by focussing on useful, humorous and visually appealing home accessories. Most of its products have become design classics that are sold and exhibited around the world.