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Has anyone used a daubière?

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NotQuiteSuperman · 24/09/2015 15:14

I appreciate how poncey that sounds, but I'm making a daube de boeuf provencale using the nightmarishly difficult to follow mastering the art of french cooking by julia childs.

Anyhoo, after preparing all the ingredients (at the cost of a mini-mortgage), I put the daubiere onto simmer on the stove like she said and there was an almighty pop! It hasn't cracked but I need to put it in the over for 3 and a half hours, and need to go out.

What are the chances I'll come back and it'll all have oozed out through invisible cracks all over the oven? Help!

Has anyone used a daubière?
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GrandHighWitch · 24/09/2015 15:17

Had a similar thing with a traditional tagine. How about wrapping the base and sides in foil and then putting it on a baking tray just in case it does spill out?

IHaveBrilloHair · 24/09/2015 16:35

I've never seen one before so no advice, I might need one though, I love kitchenware.

TheSpottedZebra · 24/09/2015 17:33

Is it definitely suitable for use in hob, and not just for the oven?

Highlove · 25/09/2015 07:23

No sdvice at all but I'm so I
Pressed anyone cooks Julia Childs' recipes. Am slightly in awe.

Highlove · 25/09/2015 07:24

*impressed

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