Le Creuset Rectangular Oven Dish Reviews
Product Type: Le Creuset Cookware
Newest Review: ... no idea of the cult behind the brand! Now that I am well versed in the pull of Le Creuset, however, I am so thankful for ... more
... that merry coincidence. I have had this dish for over 5 years now, and have used it to cook so many dishes - roasted potatoes, garlic and Parmesan chunky chips, baked drumsticks, roasted whole chicken, and sweets as well! The great thing about Le Creuset's dishes, as well, is that they're pretty enough to take straight from the oven to the table - it lends your table a really rustic French feel!
My only tip for using it is to throw it into the oven as it heats up - I haven't read to do this anywhere, but I do feel as tho...morePrice Comparison for Le Creuset Rectangular Oven Dish
by - written on 05/06/10 (Very useful, 24 readings)
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I have been accumulating pieces of Le Creuset cookware for years now, since I was an undergraduate with a burgeoning interest in cooking. I believe the only reason why I bought the Le Creuset oven dish, rather than any of the other brand options at the store, is because it was on offer - I think it was only £20? And the heaviness of the pan did appeal. I had no idea of the cult behind the brand! Now that I am well versed in the pull of Le Creuset, however, I am so thankful for that merry coincidence. I have had this dish for over 5 years now, and have used it to cook so many dishes - roasted potatoes, garlic and Parmesan chunky chips, baked drumsticks, roasted ... Read the complete review
by - written on 15/04/10, updated on 17/04/10 (Very useful, 10 readings)
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I'm a big fan of Le Creuset kitchenware. I'm fortunate enough to have a good selection of thier cookware dishes and pots & pans. With Le Creuset you always get an excellent quality product which feels solid and well made and you can trust to last you for a good many years. This dish is not cast iron, its from thier stoneware range and has a glazed/enamelled finish. Its heavy enough to feel solid but not as heavy as some of their cast iron dishes. These dishes come in a pretty wide variety of colours, i have the Teal range which used to be exclusive to John Lewis but is now more widely available (which means you're more likely to find it on ... Read the complete review
by - written on 24/08/09 (Very useful, 55 readings)
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I adore products from the Le Creuset range and am lucky enough to own a couple of key pieces. They do tend to be quite expensive for kitchenware but in my experience they are worth every penny and will last many many years if cared for well. I often buy my Le Creuset pieces from Cheshire Oaks which has a dedicated discount store with end of line and odd bits in it. I most recently picked up a boxed set which included this square dish, a small round casserole and 4 souffle ramekins for £55. The casserole on its own is usually more than that so it was a real bargain, it is also in a gorgeous baby pink colour which looks wonderful in my kitchen so I was ... Read the complete review
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