Le Creuset Rectangular Ceramic Terrine

This Le Creuset ceramic terrine is an ideal mould for preparing meat, fish, or vegetable pies and pâtés at home. It comes with a press (the white ceramic piece) for a perfect and professional finish to your recipes.

Its non-reactive and unalterable enameled surface does not stain or discolor during cooking or storage. The ceramic is also very resistant to shocks and scratches (you can cut on it without problems) and does not absorb odors. Additionally, its design includes a small hole that provides a perfect moisture level during cooking.

You can also use it to prepare and present other recipes such as bread, cakes, turnovers, or desserts. The ergonomic handles allow easy transport to the table, and it is suitable for oven, grill, refrigerator, and dishwasher.

The Le Creuset ceramic terrine comes in three sizes:

1. Terrine 16 cm - 0.6 l. Terrine dimensions: 12 cm x 7 cm interior, 19 cm exterior length with handles.
2. Terrine 17 cm - 0.8 l. Terrine dimensions: 13 cm x 8 cm interior, 20.3 cm exterior with handles.
3. Terrine 32 cm - 1.4 l. Terrine dimensions: 29 x 8 cm interior, 36.5 cm exterior length with handles.

Le Creuset ceramics tolerate temperatures from -23º C to 260 °C and come with a 10-year warranty.

Why we like the Le Creuset terrine

• Both the design, shape, ceramic finish and press give you fabulous results.
• It's really beautiful, and it's a pleasure to take recipes straight to the table with it.
• It's nice to be able to make your own pâtés and cakes at home, with perfect cooking.

The history of Le Creuset

Le Creuset is a French houseware brand famous worldwide for its quality and a leader in the sectors of enamelled cast iron, stoneware ceramics and kitchen accessories, among other items.

Founded in 1925, Le Creuset manufactures first-class cookware. Used by chefs and cooks around the world, Le Creuset cookware offers exceptional performance and unrivalled durability.

The famous cocottes have been manufactured for more than 80 years at the Le Creuset facility in Fresnoy-le-Grand, France.

History of Le Creuset