Le Creuset Signature Enamelled Cast Iron Round Casserole Dish With Lid, 28 cm, 6.7 Litre, Artichaut, 21177287954430

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Le Creuset can be found in the kitchen of celebrity chefs and in some of the biggest and best-known kitchens. They are also likely to be found in the home kitchens of some of your friends and family, such is their popularity. Seriously though, the best Le Creuset color for you ultimately comes down to your personal preference. However, I recommend considering the following when making your decision: Textiles - A recent addition to the Le Creuset range is a line of textile kitchenware products. The textile range is a colourful collection of items like oven gloves and aprons. The high quality pieces are made to protect from the heat, to protect your clothes or hands, and they come in a variety of colours that are similar to those of Le Creuset's cast iron pots. Getting the right kitchenware means greater convenience while you're cooking and preparing food. It may not turn you into an expert chef, but it can help improve the cooking experience and it can also help to improve the result of your cooking exploits. Good quality products will also last longer, which means that you can save money when compared to having to buy new casserole dishes or pans every year. They are also easier to clean, more resistant to chips and physical damage, and great looking design means that you can proudly display your kitchenware when you have guests to the house. You may still see some discontinued products for sale in-store (including Le Creuset outlet stores) or online until there are no more available

Cooking on a medium or low heat gets the best results — even for frying and searing. Let the product heat up gradually for great tasting food that’s cooked evenly. If you do need to use a higher heat, lower the setting once the desired heat has been reached. Le Creuset is praised for its unparalleled heat retention and even heating. It’s great for slow cooking, baking, and roasting. The volcanic orange colour that is synonymous with Le Creuset products was based on the colour of the molten iron that was used to create every single pot. However, this is far from the only colour available. There are now more than 100 colours available in different countries around the world, ranging from bright colours like volcanic orange to soft, pastel colours.Le Creuset is a world-renowned French cookware company specializing in cast iron and porcelain enamel cookware. The company was founded in 1925 by Octave Mouret as a small stove foundry but has since grown to be an international brand with over 150 retail stores worldwide. Color can be more than just a personal preference. Some people collect Le Creuset items in a specific color because it holds sentimental value or to match their kitchen decor. Tips for Shopping and Care Overall, whether you’re a seasoned cook or a novice in the kitchen, adding a piece of Le Creuset cookware can bring joy to your culinary adventures, both in functionality and aesthetics. Happy cooking! To Finish – Le Creuset Color Guide

We recommend using Le Creuset Silicone Tools or wooden/heat-resistant plastic tools. Metal utensils may be used with care but they should not be used harshly or scraped over the cooking surface as this may cause damage History - Le Creuset was founded in 1925 by Armand Desaegher and Octave Aubecq, who met the previous year at the Brussels Fair. The foundry was built in Fresnoy-Le-Grande in Aisne, France. The location was chosen because of its access to trade routes that would bring coal, iron, and other base materials for the production of their new products. The first Le Creuset cocotte was manufactured. Le Creuset Colors 1960s– The 1960s was an unforgettable era, especially for this French cookware company that launched Le Creuset’s Elysee Yellow line of cookware that thousands have fallen in love with. In fact, Marilyn Monroe was one such person who adored this color! Marilyn’s cookware was auctioned for a record price in 1999 at Christie’s New York.

Other Pans - As well as the cast iron casserole dishes that fired the brand into global recognition, also offers ranges of stainless steel pans, and cookware manufactured from a host of other materials. 3 ply stainless steel pans are durable, look modern, and they come in different sizes making them ideal for boiling and preparing any of a host of different dishes and meals. Whatever materials they're made from, Le Creuset pans offer the same high quality and durability. Signature Stainless Steel - The iconic three-ring lid design and a gleaming, mirror-like finish epitomise the Signature Stainless Steel range. This elegant collection features a selection of popular shapes perfect for everyday cooking from saucepans to frying pans to casseroles and the striking, shiny finish will bring some extra sparkle to your kitchen. The brands core color palette is Cerise, Flame, Nector, Marseille, Caribbean, Agave, Artichaut, Deep Teal, Indigo, Oyster, Sea Salt, Meringue, White, Matte Cotton, Cool Mint, Fig, Stone, Licorice. Colors vary around the world. New colors are dropped every year and are discontinued from time to time.