I am just tickled to death to be one of the featured bloggers in Anolon’s Cook & Tell campaign. Anolon has beautiful pieces of cookware with styles to suit everyone. Seriously, they are gorgeous pieces. Today, I’m sharing my review of the Anolon Advanced Bronze 5.25qt (11″) Sauteuse from the Advanced Bronze collection, and cooking up some Chicken Florentine and Farfalle for y’all!

Let’s just git to it, reckon? About the pan -

The very first thing I noticed about the pan was it’s beauty and size. The bronze collection is so, so pretty! I picked it because I felt it went with the rest of our rustic decor in our home, and I was right. The 5.25qt and 11″ size of this pan is absolutely perfect. It’s not so huge that you end up cooking too much, but instead, will feed a family 5 with a nice serving size for everybody. It’s deep so that you’re spilling food out and it has a slightly domed, clear lid so you can see how things are cooking up. I believe it’s break resistant as well. Each handle has the silicone grips. This makes it easy to hold so it doesn’t slip and so it doesn’t get too hot for you hands. I won’t buy a pan without it. What I noticed when cooking, was how evenly things cooked up. I have had pans where, no matter where it’s at in the pan, only half will be done and you’re constantly flipping and using strategy as to how to turn and place it so that the rest gets done. Not the case with this. I didn’t move it all over the burner and I didn’t constantly flip and turn things. It just cooked right.
I’ve had the opportunity to try other pieces of this collection (which I’ll share later) but it gets 5 stars and two thumbs up from me and my husband. You can’t go wrong with it. It’s high quality, durable, cooks well, and is just stunning to look at. It will make you feel like a gourmet cook. for reals y’all.

Okie dokie, how ’bout we move on to the recipe?! This recipe is the ‘from scratch’ version of the Bertolli frozen meals. We like to use their sauces for home cooked meals and save their frozen meals for days we’re on the run!
Chicken Florentine and Farfalle

By Published: December 3, 2012
I am just tickled to death to be one of the featured bloggers in Anolon's Cook & Tell campaign. Anolon has beautiful pieces of …
Ingredients
- 3-4 boneless, skinless chicken breasts
- 1 box Farfalle pasta
- Extra Virgin Olive Oil
- 1 box chopped frozen spinach (thawed and all excess water drained)
- 1-2 cloves garlic finely minced
- 5 TBSP cream cheese
- 1 jar Bertolli Alfredo Sauce (for consistency)
- Parmesean cheese as desired
- pepper
Instructions
- Grill Chicken, Chop, and set aside
- Prepare pasta according to package.
- In the pan add a little oil and garlic. Saute until tender. Add spinach and heat through.
- Add cream cheese, mixture will be thick.
- Add Alfredo Sauce and milk until desired consistency is reached
- Stir chicken into the sauce add pepper.
- Mix Pasta and sauce.
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Disclosure: Anolon provided cookware for review and giveaway. All opinions are my own, always.














Daraya says
Alfredo pasta with chicken and broccoli! :)
Charla @ Healthy Home Blog says
This pan would be great for homemade chicken & veggie soup.
Christine burd says
I would cook mac and cheese
Alex says
I would cook lots of vegan stir fry! I also really need a large soup pot, so I would get one of those from Anolon.
Sunnie says
I would make spagetti sauce
Schmidty says
A big ole pot of baked potato soup with cream, butter, cheese, and bacon!
D Schmidt says
I would love to make a chicken tikka masala in this pan
D Schmidt says
Visited the sponsors site and really like 8 Quart Covered Stockpot Ultra Clad
casey stonecypher says
I would make candy. A big ol batch of fudge!
kimbly says
This would be the perfect pan to make jambalaya pasta
kimbly says
I love the Analon Nouvelle Copper 11 piece set – it’s gorgeous!
Sunnie says
Id make pancakes
Shari says
I’d love to try making lasagna in a slow cookier.
Becky Gifford says
Hi! I’m back. Today I have a hankering to use that pretty pan to cook up a ratatouille. mmmm. The smells of garlic mixing with all those veggies. And later saute up a little sausage and bacon to add in. now I am hungry.
Karen D says
I would use it to saute a mirepoix for soup before transferring to the crock pot
Jean Bearrick says
Chicken and noodles!
Kelly H. says
I would probably cook some kind of soup in it first.
Mary Zelli says
I’d cook up a small batch of chili. It would be wonderful on a cold winter’s night…….
Mary Zelli says
I like the Anolon Advanced set of pans. That would be sweet to have.
Charla @ Healthy Home Blog says
There are so many things that could be cooked in this pan, like okra gumbo for example.
S.K. says
I’d make chicken and dumplings.
S.K. says
I love the Advanced Bronze and Nouvelle Copper sets.
nannypanpan says
i’d make hamburger helper in it
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Michelle Hudak says
This would be perfect for homemade chili
Michelle Hudak says
I like the Chef Clad 10 Piece Set
Schmidty says
A pork roast with veggies.
S.K. says
I’d make Sausage and Rosemary Risotto.
Rochelle says
I would cook marinara spaghetti in this pan. Thanks!
Rochelle says
I love the Chef Clad 10-Piece Set with Bonus. Amazing set. Thanks!
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Shari says
I’d like to try doing a pork butt in the slow cooker.
Linda Rogers says
I would love to win this pan. I would cook your Chicken Florentine and Farfalle in it.
Charla @ Healthy Home Blog says
Some good vegetable soup would be great to make in that beautiful pan!
Amy L says
I’d cook spaghetti alla carbonara. I like Tyler Florence’s recipe on the Food Network site.
Michelle Hudak says
12/7: I’d cook chicken paprikash
Schmidty says
Spaghetti
Susan P. says
I’d cook sausage, peppers, onions and mushrooms – Italian style.
Noreen says
What my kids call New Orleans mix: spicy sausage, beans, a veggie, rice, broth and spices
Sunnie says
Id make omelets!
Shari says
I’d like to do a turkey breast in a slow cooker for a special occasion.
Deborah Wallin says
I would make spaghetti
Charla @ Healthy Home Blog says
I have a recipe for stove top chicken enchiladas that would work great in this pan!
Kristy Thiel says
Yum! I’d make skillet spaghetti in this! Thanks for hosting!
Kathy D says
I would make my grandmother’s spaghetti sauce recipe
Kathy D says
The Chef Clad set is awesome!
Mary Beth Elderton says
I’d make “the pasta thing” Pasta, olive oil, garlic, onion, tons of veggies, bit of red pepper, and Parmesan.
Mary Beth Elderton says
I’d love to own the Nouvelle Copper 11-Piece!
Schmidty says
chicken and dumplings
Kim W says
I would make homemade beef stew
caitlin tate says
I would cook chicken
caitlin tate says
I like the nonstick ones