Clay pot cooking?

[Green Cooking Machine]

Has anyone here tried cooking in clay pots or pans (clay pot cooking)? I'm really interested in this (all natural) form of cooking.
Any information someone can share would be great!

 

[GotGarlic]

I have some Pampered Chef stoneware that is made from clay. What do you want to know?

 

[jennyema]

Isnt cooking in a stainless steel pan natural?

 

[roadfix]

We have an old clay pot. My wife uses it occassionally to cook beans in it.
If you want natural you can also go cast iron...

 

[Dawgluver]

I think a few here use clay tagines. Rocklobster, Steve Kroll?

I have a terra cotta garlic roaster with a handle shaped like a duck's head.

And I agree, CI is very natural, as is SS.

 

[GotGarlic]

I think a few here use clay tagines. Rocklobster, Steve Kroll?

I have a terra cotta garlic roaster with a handle shaped like a duck's head.

And I agree, CI is very natural.

I have a clay tagine. I always forget about it

I have one of those garlic bakers, too, Dawg, but mine has a garlic clove for the handle.

 

[Dawgluver]

I have a clay tagine. I always forget about it

I have one of those garlic bakers, too, Dawg, but mine has a garlic clove for the handle.

I just took a closer look at mine, and for all these years, I thought the handle was a duck's head! It's a garlic clove!

 

[GotGarlic]

I just took a closer look at mine, and for all these years, I thought the handle was a duck's head! It's a garlic clove!

You're so cute, Dawg

 

[jennyema]

I have a garlic roaster too but I don't use it. Foil works just as well.

 

[GotGarlic]

I have a garlic roaster too but I don't use it. Foil works just as well.

I like to use reusable items when I can.