High Domed Stainless-Steel Mesh Splatter Cover : With this high domed mesh splatter cover, you can cook on high heat without the mess of greasy cleanup. Heavy-gauge mesh wire stops greasy spatters, and lets steam escape to prevent boilovers. Slot for spoon or to easily add liquid without removing the pan cover or interrupting cooking temperature. This splatter shield prevents burns or stains to surrounding area surfaces. Heat-resistant handle. Stainless-steel. Dishwasher-safe. Fits 10" and 12" Dia. pans.

Duralex 4-oz Glass Ramekins - Set of 4 : Made in France by the inventors of tempered glass, these Duralex stackable ramekins are elegant serving dishes for creme brulee, bananas foster or mini quiche. Withstanding sudden temperature changes from -4 to +212 degrees Fahrenheit, each 4-oz. faceted-glass dish is a clear alternative to bake and serve individual tarts or souffles. Thick-walled construction for excellent retention of hot or cold temperatures. This quartet is just the right quantity and size to serve jelly, preserves or butter for breakfast and condiments for brunch or dinner. Also ideal for individual servings of sorbet or mousse. Stack and store to save space. Oven-, microwave-, freezer- and dishwasher-safe. Made in France The original inventors of tempered glass, Duralex glassware has been used for decades throughout France in bistros, inns, schools and households due to the extreme durability of the glass. Product Features Multipurpose stackable ramekins are 2-1/2 times more resistant to shock and breakage than normal glass Made in France by the inventors of tempered glass, these ramekins are tempered for cold or hot ingredients Withstanding temperatures from -4 to +212 degrees Fahrenheit, the 4-oz. size is ideal to bake and serve creme brulee, mini quiche or meat pies Clear faceted glass is an elegant alternative for serving individual tarts or souffles Thick-walled construction to retain hot or cold temperatures A perfect quartet to serve preserves, butter and sugar or condiments on the table Duralex International invented tempered glass in 1939. Their glassware has been used for decades throughout France in bistros, inns, schools and households due to the extreme durability of the glass