Dutch oven vs. French Oven Is a French oven any different than a dutch oven?
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A french Oven is normally enamelled but a dutch oven is normally not enamelled.French ovens are long lasting for slow cooking..Dutch ovens are an older cast iron design.There are now a number of French USA and Chinese companies making French Ovens
161707
Not really, no.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dutch_ovenhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Le_Creuset
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I have used my pans in the oven but I'm not sure what the difference between these and the professionals are.
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hihttp://www.all-clad.com/Pages/searchresults.aspx?k=dutch%20oven i found these 2 dutch ovens on the all clad website. the possible difference may be that one of them is copper core. but i'm not sure because i didn't see the #'s on the website's description.hope this helps.
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I wouldn't trade any of my Le Creuset Dutch ovens. For me it's worth every penny! I don't own other enameled cast iron ovens so it's hard for me to make a comparison.
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Not really, no. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dutch_oven http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Le_Creuset
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dear Jan, as I see it, there is NO difference what so ever. This oven is wonderful! one tip, whether baking or using convection in oven, this puppy is a bit quick! My banana bread was too brown on top and still gooey in middle.. frozen pizza works amazing! cooks in3/4 the time... hope this helps....thanks, Tim
2016149
My impression of a Dutch oven is cast iron. Usually they are out over hot coals. This pot is stainless with a heat resistant lid, but just doesn't look rugged enough for using as a Dutch oven
1792108
No they are different . BUT I LOVE them best set of pand heat even and cook quick. So easy to clean !!! I do not like the tops for cleaning as well but the pans are easy. I do recommend this set.
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The everyday pan is bigger. I have both and you can fit 13 eggs in the everyday pan and only 8 in the grill. But the grill serves its purpose in food appearance with grill marks for some items. I would have purchased the dutch oven if I saw that first because it is deeper. Hope this helps.
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The difference is the skin is a lot crispier compare to regular oven roasting. Your regular convection oven doesn't give off direct heat like the rotisserie.
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Yes, it can be. A Dutch oven will most likely be quite a bit heavier and made of cast iron and not glass or ceramic though.
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The shape of the 2 pots. The dutch oven seems larger , but it is a deeper pot (high sides). Then the shape is different.Both pots are good pots.
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You may be comparing the casserole to the regular dutch oven. The casserole is wide and shallow. The Dutch oven is deeper. The Dutch oven would be better for a large piece of meat, like a pork shoulder (pork butt). The casserole is great for smaller pieces like chicken thighs. I have both, and use them both.
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I own all three brands. All-Clad is my favorite...with exception to Le Creuset's dutch oven...my other favorite pot.
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Not enough info. The one we got had 2 screws for a Dutch oven. I can't tell if this is the same one
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Not real sure of the difference between the two, I had a pizzazz pizza oven for years and when the lower heat element quit working I had to buy another, the plus oven is exactly the same as far as I can tell. Did I mention I can't go without one, love it!!
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Yes I agree with you, they are all different but my experience is the difference is in how long they last. If you have an oven with an exposed heating element, as I do, all liners develop a weak spot where the small "feet" holding the heating element touch the liner. Chef's Planet seems to last longer. If you have the newer von with the bottom heating element hidden my opinion is one liner is about the same as the other.