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Item # 11483

Le Creuset 6.75-Quart Risotto Pot

Make the perfect risotto, baked pastas and one-pot meals.

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Cobalt cobalt $345 $254.99 $90
Cherry cherry $345 $254.99 $90
Caribbean caribbean $345 $254.99 $90
Dune dune $345 $254.99 $90
Flame flame $345 $254.99 $90
Kiwi kiwi $345 $254.99 $90
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Designed for crafting an authentic risotto, this shallow pot promotes the efficient evaporation of liquids to create a rich, creamy sauce, and the sides are angled for easy stirring. The 6 3/4-quart enameled cast iron pot is also excellent for baked pastas, poached fish and rustic one-pot meals. The heavy, tight-fitting lid seals in flavor by trapping steam and nutrients, so food self-bastes. The mainstay of French chefs for nearly a century, Le Creuset cookware features bold and bright colors in a variety of shapes and sizes to suit any culinary need. Each cookware piece is skillfully finished by hand. Dishwasher-safe. Made in France. 12 3/8" Dia. x 6"H (including knob).

Product Features
• Molded of cast iron with an expertly enameled glossy porcelain coating
• All-in-one risotto pot beautifully goes straight from cooking to table for serving, then to freezer or fridge
• Versatile for stovetop, oven, microwave and broiler
• Highest quality porcelain enamel coating is impermeable to odors and stains
• Foods will not react with the enameled finish
• Easy-clean enamel surfaces are scratch-resistant
• Superior conduction of heat promotes faster cooking times and ensures cookware stays hot longer
• Heavy, tight-fitting lid seals in moisture and flavors - food self-bastes
• Sure-grip handles make for easy lifting
• Phenolic knob is ovenproof to 400 F
• Suited for all heat sources including electric, gas, ceramic, induction and halogen top
• Bright color choices coordinate with virtually any home décor
Featured Review
5 Stars
5 Stars
5 Stars
5 Stars
5 Stars
Not Just for Risotto ...
4/3/2008   -   Wordplay
Los Angeles, CA
I never quite understood the infatuation with Le Creuset (or the price!) until I cooked a large, shallow roast in this 6.75-quart risotto pot. The Learn More
Le Creuset 6.75-Quart Risotto Pot
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Item # 11483

Le Creuset 6.75-Quart Risotto Pot

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Make the perfect risotto, baked pastas and one-pot meals.

Color   Regular Your Price Save Qty
Cobalt cobalt $345 $254.99 $90
Cherry cherry $345 $254.99 $90
Caribbean caribbean $345 $254.99 $90
Dune dune $345 $254.99 $90
Flame flame $345 $254.99 $90
Kiwi kiwi $345 $254.99 $90
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Designed for crafting an authentic risotto, this shallow pot promotes the efficient evaporation of liquids to create a rich, creamy sauce, and the sides are angled for easy stirring. The 6 3/4-quart enameled cast iron pot is also excellent for baked pastas, poached fish and rustic one-pot meals. The heavy, tight-fitting lid seals in flavor by trapping steam and nutrients, so food self-bastes. The mainstay of French chefs for nearly a century, Le Creuset cookware features bold and bright colors in a variety of shapes and sizes to suit any culinary need. Each cookware piece is skillfully finished by hand. Dishwasher-safe. Made in France. 12 3/8" Dia. x 6"H (including knob).

Product Features
• Molded of cast iron with an expertly enameled glossy porcelain coating
• All-in-one risotto pot beautifully goes straight from cooking to table for serving, then to freezer or fridge
• Versatile for stovetop, oven, microwave and broiler
• Highest quality porcelain enamel coating is impermeable to odors and stains
• Foods will not react with the enameled finish
• Easy-clean enamel surfaces are scratch-resistant
• Superior conduction of heat promotes faster cooking times and ensures cookware stays hot longer
• Heavy, tight-fitting lid seals in moisture and flavors - food self-bastes
• Sure-grip handles make for easy lifting
• Phenolic knob is ovenproof to 400 F
• Suited for all heat sources including electric, gas, ceramic, induction and halogen top
• Bright color choices coordinate with virtually any home décor
Featured Review
5 Stars
5 Stars
5 Stars
5 Stars
5 Stars
Not Just for Risotto ...
4/3/2008   -   Wordplay
Los Angeles, CA
I never quite understood the infatuation with Le Creuset (or the price!) until I cooked a large, shallow roast in this 6.75-quart risotto pot. The qualities that make it ideal for risotto are the same qualities that make it ideal for roasting: The cast iron heats evenly and stays at a consistent level. The enamel coating really is easy to clean, plus it allows you to use ingredients like tomatoes or vinegar without worry of metal reaction. The shallower (than a Dutch oven) sides mean a shorter distance for heat and moisture to travel, rendering it both an oven and self-baster. Plus, this pot lets you brown meat or saute risotto over a flame first and later put it in the oven. All these qualities make wonderfully creamy risotto and tender, moist meat. This size is great for big batches of risotto and for larger cuts like brisket, ribs, lamb or hefty roasts. And it's pretty--I feel great serving from it at the table. The drawbacks? For those with back issues, it's quite heavy, especially filled with liquid. And at this price I don't trust it to the dishwasher, even though they say it's perfectly safe. As a result I wash it by hand and then dry it immediately so rust cannot form along the bare edges where the lid and pot meet. (I figure it would make little sense to put enamel there as the constant contact would make chipping inevitable.) That all said, it's becoming a versatile, much-used piece in our house. Let's just say I understand the infatuation now. Learn More