Le Creuset High Round Cast Iron Casserole

More French than Asterix and a highly coveted piece for cooking enthusiasts worldwide, the Le Creuset casseroles and cocottes guarantee years of pleasure in the kitchen and at the table.

The Evolution Tall Round Cocotte is a Le Creuset model designed for cooking larger quantities, especially for making soups, creams, pasta, and stews in generous portions. The tall cocotte differs from the traditional round cocotte by having a few extra centimetres in height, allowing you to cook larger portions, more liquid-based dishes, or even roast meats and bake bread effortlessly.

This is the Evolution model, Le Creuset’s latest design, which includes the following improvements over previous models:

• Larger handles for a more comfortable and secure grip, making it easier to transport this cast iron pot from the oven to the table, even when wearing oven gloves.
• A more stain-resistant, durable, and scratch-proof enamelled interior, which is also easier to clean than traditional enamel.
• A newly designed lid with a better seal to retain moisture and flavour inside the cocotte.
• A more ergonomic and comfortable knob.

What makes Le Creuset cocottes unique?

• Made of cast iron with an enamel coating, the cocottes are suitable for all heat sources (including induction), ovens, freezers, and even dishwashers.
• Their smooth satin finish makes them shine both in the kitchen and on the table.
• Le Creuset casseroles and cocottes are ideal for slow cooking over low heat to achieve the most tender and flavourful meats.
• They come with a lifetime guarantee.
• All round cocottes from Le Creuset come with a stainless steel knob (oven-safe at any temperature).
  

Why we love the Evolution Tall Cocotte

1. Its height allows for cooking soups, creams, and stews efficiently.
2. Like all cocottes, it distributes and retains heat perfectly. Thanks to its extra depth, it’s fantastic for preparing brothy stews.
3. Like all Le Creuset products, it is so beautiful that it can be used to serve food directly on the table.

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