New kitchen toy
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I've always thought they were pretty but don't see how they're any more useful than my nonstick soup pot. I could imagine buying one for a dinner party if it was for a dish going directly from the oven to the center of the table.
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I've always thought they were pretty but don't see how they're any more useful than my nonstick soup pot. I could imagine buying one for a dinner party if it was for a dish going directly from the oven to the center of the table.
@jon-nyc said in New kitchen toy:
I've always thought they were pretty but don't see how they're any more useful than my nonstick soup pot. I could imagine buying one for a dinner party if it was for a dish going directly from the oven to the center of the table.
I have a stainless steel one, but the sides slope inward from top to bottom, making it narrower at the bottom with less browning space. I wanted something bigger.
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We use ours multiple times a weeks. We started out using it only for Indian food, but it’s great for braising meat too.
I’ll often brown a piece of chuck then put it in the oven for low and slow.
I have a cheap one, not le creuset or staub. My first one lasted about five years before it chipped. Bought another cheap one. If it chips again I’ll get a premium one.
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Please let me know how it works. My wife keeps stealing my Lodge, which is meant for outdoor cooking…
