New Le Creuset

Anonymous
I just got my very first Le Creuset and can’t wait to use it. It is the 7 qt Dutch oven. Anybody have a good recipe they’d like to share?
Anonymous
I mainly braise in mine: goulash or beef bourgoinoine.
Anonymous
Any hearty soup or stew. I’m making posole today.
Anonymous
No knead Dutch oven bread
Anonymous
A delicious pot roast.
Anonymous
I use mine almost every time I cook. Enjoy!

Boils water so fast for pasta.

My favorite recipe in it is Barefoot Contessa's Lamb Shanks with Orzo.
Anonymous
Barefoot Contessas Company Pot Roast is an amazing recipe. Also Chicken and Orzo in a pot— a variation on classic chicken noodle soup, really.
I make pasta sauce in mine a lot. And all my soups.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Barefoot Contessas Company Pot Roast is an amazing recipe. Also Chicken and Orzo in a pot— a variation on classic chicken noodle soup, really.
I make pasta sauce in mine a lot. And all my soups.

Those sound great, thank you!
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:No knead Dutch oven bread


Yes! I love The NY Times recipe for this, or Sally’s Baking Addiction.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:No knead Dutch oven bread


Yes! I love The NY Times recipe for this, or Sally’s Baking Addiction.


I think 7 qt may be too big for this though
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I use mine almost every time I cook. Enjoy!

Boils water so fast for pasta.

My favorite recipe in it is Barefoot Contessa's Lamb Shanks with Orzo.


Same here. I use it almost every day. It heats up so much faster I used it for everything from pasta, to chili to stealing veggies.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I use mine almost every time I cook. Enjoy!

Boils water so fast for pasta.

My favorite recipe in it is Barefoot Contessa's Lamb Shanks with Orzo.


+1. I use mine everyday too! I would make a nice bolognese.

Re: baking, Depending on which recipe use, I would caution against preheating your pot dry because it can crack enameling. Some recipes call for that some don’t just keep it in mind.
Anonymous
Do not use your nice Le Creuset for baking bread. Get a smaller cheaper enameled cast iron pot for that, and use parchment paper inside as well. Even still, mine discolored. But I use my large Le a Reiser for almost everything every day. Even when a recipe calls for a skillet, I usually use my Dutch oven because I don't have to worry about the ingredients overflowing (like wilting a lot of spinach).
Anonymous
^ my large Le Creuset
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