Recent content by Wolfette

thank you all! i'll buy a pan with a good lid :) for straining veggies, i have the colander :)

That's my concern too and i was not able to check the lid because it has a carton wrap around it, a pyrex.

That's exactly what i do, too..i didn't mean thant i want to drain my rice, i just wanted to know if this pan can cook rice as well to avoid buying this pan and another one for rice :):innocent

I need a rice pan and while i was looking for one i saw a saucepan with strainer lid and i think it could be quite useful. Can i use this kind of saucepan to make rice as well?

What was the first meal you cooked after your marriage?:chef:

yea that's why i first bought the Doufeu, for soups, braising ecc but i still need a pan for sauteeing, frying, and omelette so it's between a braiser, sauteuse and frying pan/skillet, the one which is more versatile especially that i cannot spend 7 hundred dollars to have all 3 :sad:

thank you for your wishes. Actually i will be cooking for 2, maybe leave some leftover for the next day and have some friends from time to time but on everyday basis it will be for two. I am thinking about either a 30cm braiser or a frying pan or skillet. I need the more versatile one so am...

Unfortunately raw cast iron isn't a common cookware in here; the market is flooded with Tefal and stainless steel products, but raw cast iron is not found on the market. I lately saw dark cookware which seems to be raw cast iron by Le Creuset but i'll have to check.

Hello Kayelle and thank you for the welcome!! Am in Beirut.. I love the shape and colors of le creuset, and it is made in France, add to it its good reputation so it is something I would love to have but I have to make a smart choice because it is very expensive in here. Thank you again!

Hello everyone, I have the le creuset round doufeu 26cm or 5.5 I guess and I am wondering what should be the next step. Am new to cooking and I will get married soon so I am buying what I will be needing. Le creuset is VERY expensive in here, 300$ for a 30cm braiser for example and no outlets or...