Le Creuset Vintage Orange is one of the original colors that started Le Creuset. Their official term for it is Volcanic flame, but most will just call it orange. It has a gradient that goes from dark to light starting from the outer edge inward. Although the design of their […]
Read MoreNest is a relatively new company that got some of their funding via kickstarter. They produce a number of home products such as furniture and cookware. Nest Cast Iron cookware seems to replicate the smooth interior cooking surface that is coveted so much these day. For the most part, it […]
Read MoreStaub and Le Creuset are two giants in the cookware industry. Their dutch oven is unrivaled in appearance and performance. However, is there any difference in performance or design. Setting them together side by side showed some interesting results. While Staub Dutch Oven looks more attractive, it lacks the subtle […]
Read MoreAu Gratin is a french cooking technique that browns food in either a oven/broiler. The goal is to develop a crispy brown layer on the top surface. This technique is most often done on low shallow pans called gratin pan. Le Creuset has their own version of this pan. The […]
Read MoreTo be honest, I am not really sure if this is really Le Creuset Takoyaki Pan. All I know is that this shape resembles that of any round type dumpling. the size of the hole indicate that this can also be called Le Creuset ebelskivers pan. However, I really cannot […]
Read MoreLe Creuset Doufeu is a special dutch oven designed to retain moisture. The top lid is recessed so that it can store ice cubes. By storing ice cubes on the lid, it converts steam back into a liquid state. In a traditional dutch oven, steam can easily escape from the […]
Read MoreCast Iron Skillets & Frying Pans are some of the most sought after frying pan in America. Looking at google trend, you can see the search results of these Cast Iron Skillets & Frying Pans soaring. Part of the allure is just plain nostalgic feel. They are affordable, durable and […]
Read MoreVintage Le Creuset Skillets are different both in shape and design from modern version. Instead of a more refined rounded corners, the corners are sharp and can trap food. Comparing them side by side, the modern day version are clearly better in design. However, its also quite a bit more […]
Read MoreLodge vs Le Creuset Skillet the difference between the two will surprise you. Lodge and Le Creuset are two legendary cast iron manufacturer. One is based in the USA and the other in France. They both produce cast iron cookware, however one specialize in enamel cast iron and the other […]
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