I want to thank that reviewer; it was one of the best pieces of advice I've had in ages. Le Creuset has produced one of the best, most versatile pieces of cookware I've ever owned. This pan heats evenly and holds the heat, but you really have to work at getting food to burn in it. It goes from stove to oven to table with real panache. Nothing sticks. Ever. Really, I'm not kidding here because I did manage to burn something by walking away and forgetting about it for an hour. But after another hour's soak and a scrub with a nylon pad, the residue was completely removed, leaving no discoloration of the lovely cream-colored enamel of the interior. I use it nearly every day now; I don't know how I got on for so long without it.
I would also like to point out that the cherry red color is very jolly. It might even provoke you to speak French (or at least with an outrageous Monty Pythonesque French accent) while you're cooking. "Allo, now we add zee ahnyon. Zut alors!" That sort of thing. Of course if you find the idea silly, perhaps you should buy the piece in a more sedate color.
Bottom line, this is a great piece of cookware. C'est vrai!
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I have this size dutch oven in flame, and I heartily recommend it. It is small enough to be moved easily (dutch ovens are rather heavy!), yet large enough to cook for 2 with leftovers. Le Creuset's legendary stellar construction really makes a difference; these ovens heat consistently, and retain their heat well. I need all the help I can get in the kitchen, and Le Creuset comes through admirably.Best Deals for Le Creuset Enameled Cast-Iron 4-1/2-Quart Round French Oven, Red
This is probably the best cookware out there! Price aside, it is gorgeous, easy to clean, distributes heat well and is so versatile that I have used it for chili, soups, rice pilaf and an incredible braised lamb shank recipe that was to die for!I noticed may people talked about the slight staining at the bottom of the pots I experienced the same thing until I found the Le Creuset pot cleaner called "Le Creuset cleaner for Pots and Pans". (Go figure!! :). In any event, with just a small drop of it and a good scrub from a damp paper towel, it removes ALL STAINS from the pots, making them look like new! Absolutely fabulous. I had burnt some rice pudding that I had made and forgotten about on the burner, and there were terrible stains ont he bottom I felt terrible about it. When I found this cleaner at my local department store that sells Le Creuset cookware, I tried and it worked beautifully, lifting everything off and the pots looks brand new!
All is happy in cookland again!!!
Best of luck!
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