Le Creuset This or That| Le Creuset 5 qt. Braiser Vs 3.5 qt. Braiser |May 2024
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- Опубліковано 19 тра 2024
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Love this video. Putting the 3.5 inside the 5.0 was a great illustration Thank you
Thank you so much for the great feedback!
Good video as always! I only have the 3.5 qt because of one reason you didn't cover (but maybe it;s just me because I am getting weaker with disease progression). That reason is the weight. I don't remember what the difference is between the two right off the top of my head, but I do know I use my 3.5 all the time and I tried to pick up a 5 and just about dropped it right in the floor! That thing is incredibly heavy! Also, I normally cook for two, but cook for 6 every weekend when the kids and grandkids come to visit. However, than I almost always have to make two meals due to food allergies, so I if it's a braiser meal it will be one braiser and one 3.5 qt round going. Since I can handle that size better anyway, it's no contest for me.
Oh, and I bought the big round wide thinking it would be easier to use than the 5 qt braiser (as I also have trouble just cooking for two). Nope! It got one use, I almost dropped it twice, and it is now back in its box waiting for me to sell it. Smaller pans for the win for me lol!
I don't know which other countries don't have the 5 qt, but from watching videos of Asian cooks, a LOT of them use the 2.25 as their main braiser. They tend to use smaller pots in general it seems (just going by my sample of UA-cam videos, anyway).
Thank you so much for the great input @raggs!! the 5 quart braiser is a lot heavier and I thought about it 15 minutes after I finished the video, lol. I totally agree that the round wide dutch oven in quite a bit heavier for sure and requires me to use both hands to lift and put away.
Yes, I noticed when we lived overseas most of the pots and pans are smaller sizes or just the regular size, I wish I had thought about collecting the different size pots when we lived in those countries, that would have made an awesome collection, :)
Haha i only cook for myself but still have to cook enough for several meals. It's too bad the 5qt isn't available in the UK.
LOL!!!
Thank you for sharing! I love using my braisers! Great info!
Thank you for watching!!!
Got rid of my 5qt. Way too gigantic seeming. That said, I adore my Fait Tout. 😂 You guys going to DC for FTT next month?
I agree it is pretty big, for sure! We definitely wanted to go but we prep for the farmers market on those same days, I wish they were a little closer, like Raleigh then it would be a day trip, lol
They don't make the 5 qt in Artichaut 😭 But we are only cooking for my husband and I, but we like to make at least 4 portions at a time to have leftovers. Is the 3.5 qt enough?
Oh Yes, the 3.5qt is perfect for that!!!!