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(193)
This Cocotte Makes Me Smile...I love the cherry red color and Rooster knob. It is not getting put in a drawer but lives on my stove....We love the Staub cocottes and have three. Joy to use and beautiful!
Pros: versatility, moisture retention, color
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The color isn't a bright or garish orange, but a deep burnt orange that looks like a pumpkin! ...Unique Cocotte...Decorative yet still workhorse like all other Staub. Brilliant burnt orange enameling
Pros: quality, appearance, size
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Beautiful, classic color...However, I got this dutch oven along with the teapot and though the color is beautiful it is grey and not brown. Needless to say I just return the pieces.....I don't know why the name is nutmeg when the color is not brown/orange...
Pros: versatility, color, durable
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Love the color. Love the heat retention....Artichoke color enhances the cooking joy!...Love the color of my Dutch oven! The beautiful green makes the food taste better, I swear.
Pros: durability, color, versatility
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Great function and gorgeous color- love it!...t believe it was on sale. The color is gorgeous. The white interior helps me to see items in the pot as they char and the loops on the handle makes it easy to move from the oven and stovetop.
Pros: versatility, color, easy to clean
Orange Colored Cocotte
A cocotte is a pot that has a flat bottom with a hole in the middle. It is used for cooking soups, stews, and sauces. Orange-colored cocottes are becoming increasingly popular among home cooks due to their unique design and vibrant color. These cocottes are designed to be both beautiful and functional. Here are some great options.
Orange Colored Cocotte
FAQ List
A cocotte is a small, covered pot that is used for cooking and serving individual portions of soups, stews, and casseroles.
Cocottes can be made from a variety of materials including cast iron, ceramic, and enamel.
Cast iron cocottes are great for even heat distribution and can withstand high temperatures, making them ideal for slow cooking and braising.
Yes, most cocottes are designed to be used on both the stovetop and in the oven.
It depends on the material. Some cocottes, like those made from cast iron, should be hand washed, while others, like those made from ceramic, may be dishwasher safe. It is always best to check the manufacturer's instructions before cleaning.