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Casserole pan ...

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Millie1 · 25/07/2005 17:18

Can anyone recommend a good casserole dish. Using a smallish round Le Creuseut at the moment (maybe 20-24cm) and it's just tooo small for 4-6 people. Somthing suitable for oven & hob - maybe analon? Any suggestions are all they all much of a muchness? TIA

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okapi · 25/07/2005 17:19

we use meyer analon pans

Millie1 · 25/07/2005 17:23

I've got one of their stockpots Okapi and they're great cos sooo easy to clean. Just wondering whether much difference between analon & stainless steel when it comes to the crunch? Advs of one over the other etc. Heck, you'd think I was buying a car, not a casserole pan!!

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purpleturtle · 25/07/2005 17:24

I've got a flameproof pyrex one which is pretty good.

Millie1 · 25/07/2005 17:26

purpleturtle ... probbably a dumb question but can you use it on the hob??

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okapi · 25/07/2005 17:26

see here

5th pic down:- we've got the shallow one and the deep one

we have pyrex ones as well, but you can't use them to brown the meat obviously. Have never tried Le Creuset

Millie1 · 25/07/2005 17:34

Thanks Okapi ... and a brilliant website. Have to do kids dinner but shall have a proper look later!

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Aero · 25/07/2005 17:37

I have the bigger le creuseut which serves six easily. Got in a sale and wouldn't be without it! They are expensive normally though.

purpleturtle · 25/07/2005 18:26

Yes you can use it on the hob - but only because it's a 'flameproof' one. Not just any old pyrex casserole dish, you know

okapi · 25/07/2005 18:28

crosse dpost with you pt - yet we only have ordinary pyrex

Twiglett · 25/07/2005 18:31

how about a bigger oval le creuset (I love mine) check amazon they usually have half-price deals

Millie1 · 25/07/2005 18:57

Thanks all ... after 13 yrs of Le Creuset I simply fancy a change!!

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cadbury · 25/07/2005 19:00

Well if you are thinking of getting rid of any le creuseut . . . [covet covet ]

Millie1 · 25/07/2005 19:08

Truly, I don't think you'd want it ... it's seen better days

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