Le Creuset Stock Pot All Clad Vs Le Creuset?

All Clad vs Le Creuset? - le creuset stock pot

I am ready to buy new pots and pans. I love to cook and want something that will continue to buy. Which of these do you recommend? Do I have something for everyone (eg, if the pots are better than Le Creuset, and if they are the best All-Clad pans)?

7 comments:

jungleme... said...

You need a bit of both. The pot should not be used at high temperatures. Non-fry or cook quickly in Le Creuset. Le Creuset is enameled cast iron, it retains heat incredibly well. I like Le Creuset make sauce base.

I am recommending to the good old iron. Once dried, it is not practical to stick. Iron is also removed in the kitchen, ideal for women and people with deficincies iron. You can not cook tomatoes or acidic foods in cast iron, enamel, because it reacts with acidic tomato sauce is dark and tastes Absolutley disgusting.

Your Le Creuset also be used directly in the oven for the presentation.

Try to build a comprehensive collection of each. Various recipes call for different plays. Find something that inspires you. When the brilliant All-Clad makes you think that you should have your own show on Food Network, go for it. If beauty and vibrant colors of Le Creuset have the mood to cook, then begin.
However, a cast-iron pan, some Le Creuset pots and pans shares at aND Dutch oven, and All-Clad frying pan and fry, or perhaps a pot are all good pragmatic tools in your kitchen.

anoldmic... said...

Bah! Bourgeois trash! Cast iron Gimme good ol 'by Lodge!
In fact, spend, do not go so much. Go to a restaurant, shop, also welcomes non-professional cooks and look around. You should be able to pickup perfectly viable holds together less than two hundred U.S. dollars. You need a 1 1 / 2 pot with lid, 3 liter pot with lid, a pot or a pan with a tight lid and a pot. If you should start as a single person or couple, five quarters of the pot for several years are sufficient - and, yes, also come with a lid. The covers often seem unnecessary, but as you gain experience in the kitchen and want to try new recipes and others, can make a big difference. Emeril see a couple of weeks and tell you why, because blankets are important to the experienced cook.
As you grow your skills and your family, you start adding things like pots, dishes and pan set cookie sheet. Now things are good, but again, Le Creuset is more expensive than anyone really needs. \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ U0026lt;br> And do not laugh at the idea of casting. Yes, it demands attention - but it can be used for generations - I have some kitchen appliances like iron, are more than one hundred years - and some of the best dishes you will cause Never taste. You decide whether or not you can spend the extra time trying to clean and maintain the "season" of a piece of iron. Most people I know have only one or two pieces of cast iron - a pot or a pan and a Dutch oven. Hey, that's enough for a lifetime of good eating, Capisce?

anoldmic... said...

Bah! Bourgeois trash! Cast iron Gimme good ol 'by Lodge!
In fact, spend, do not go so much. Go to a restaurant, shop, also welcomes non-professional cooks and look around. You should be able to pickup perfectly viable holds together less than two hundred U.S. dollars. You need a 1 1 / 2 pot with lid, 3 liter pot with lid, a pot or a pan with a tight lid and a pot. If you should start as a single person or couple, five quarters of the pot for several years are sufficient - and, yes, also come with a lid. The covers often seem unnecessary, but as you gain experience in the kitchen and want to try new recipes and others, can make a big difference. Emeril see a couple of weeks and tell you why, because blankets are important to the experienced cook.
As you grow your skills and your family, you start adding things like pots, dishes and pan set cookie sheet. Now things are good, but again, Le Creuset is more expensive than anyone really needs. \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ U0026lt;br> And do not laugh at the idea of casting. Yes, it demands attention - but it can be used for generations - I have some kitchen appliances like iron, are more than one hundred years - and some of the best dishes you will cause Never taste. You decide whether or not you can spend the extra time trying to clean and maintain the "season" of a piece of iron. Most people I know have only one or two pieces of cast iron - a pot or a pan and a Dutch oven. Hey, that's enough for a lifetime of good eating, Capisce?

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ndtaya said...

Hello! All-Clad all the way!

You can clean everything from the All-Clad and Alton Brown swears on it! My mother uses Le Creuset, but it is heavy and the pain. It is a great product, but I have to go with all dresses.

Anonymous said...

All .. CLAD and buying on ebay .. or go to TJ Maxx, Marshall agreements .. :)

I am a volunteer in the school kitchen .. Use only the All-Clad

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