I thought the 7.5 qt soup pot/chef's oven was too big, so I never used it. Then, the other day, I wanted to make the stew for a shepherd's pie, I reached for it and cooked the entire lamb stew in it as one pot. Now I love it. It is so versatile, like a cross between a dutch oven and a braiser. It can also be used as an everyday stir fry wok. It's smaller than my regular wok but can do the same job.
Yes!!! Absolutely!! The Chef's oven is one of my absolute favorites for sure!!! It is large but so versatile! It. is definitely a pot that I come back to constantly!
Peace and blessings to all. Karen thanks for your inspiration. You helped me along tremendously with deciding on my LeCruset collection. Before your channel i heard of it but never took initiative to request or purchase. My Husband have completed all I want for now. Unless a new color comes out I like. Having this cookware to feed my family and others is a blessing I’m forever grateful. Also, I have the soup pot in white. Inspired by YOU, I’ve never cooked in it yet but it surely is pretty. I added a gold knob to it and now I want the chambray and olive for 2023 Lord spare ☺️pretty pot , great price..
❤Awwwww, Thank you so much for your thoughtful and kind words! I thoroughly enjoy cooking and sharing my enjoyment of Le Creuset and cast iron with everyone and it is so nice to hear how it is creating this wonderful community of Home Chefs! Please let me know when you get a chance to use your soup pot and feel free to share the recipe! Blessings to you and your family both now and into the New Year!!
I just purchased this 7.5 qt soup pot in white and I am so excited! I have the signature skillet in meringue that hubby got me for Christmas and I was blown away at the quality compared to my lodge enameled cast iron cookware. It’s night and day difference between them. I’ve babied my lodge so much and it’s always chipping and I have no idea how. I’ve not really felt the need to baby the le creuset as much because it feels much higher quality.
Karen, Thanks for the Soup Pot reassurance as your best of ‘22. I purchased this evening at the same sale price of $300 ($318 with tax) in our chosen color, Flame. Our current l.c. lineup includes The Cassadou & a Glass Top Brassier. I am looking forward to this larger volumed piece. Both of my previous pieces are sloped sided as well. I still do not have an on-brand dutch oven as of yet. To be honest, the soup pot was a secondary choice to the Round Wide Dutch Oven but they were sold out. I think it may have been a blessing in disguise. Cheers, Erik Jensen/ Family of 4.
Hi Erik, the soup pot is a great deal especially with all of the recipes we have used it for. I am so glad you found our video helpful. Thank you so much for watching our video!!! Happy New Year!
The 4.5 is on my list for baking my bread, the 3 qt is sometimes is to small for my bread dough, especially if I use 4 cups of bread flour and add cups of cheese
Hi Karen! I've been sick so I haven't been able to comment recently. I love this best list. I actually got all of these items this year as well, except for the Paella pan, which is ironically not available in Spain despite it being a traditional dish from here, and while I was back home in the US it was no longer listed on the site. I actually got one of the cast iron trivets, and a few silicone ones since they're so versatile and look nice on the counter. I also picked up the Magnetic Trivet, and I really love it. Have you checked that one out at all? I just feel like it's so useful to be able to move the pot and have the trivet come along on its own. Thanks for sharing and Happy New Year!
Happy New Year Daniel, I hope you are feeling better! I did not know the Paella pan was not offered in Spain, that is very interesting considering it's where it is likely used most often. The trivets are fun and add a fun pop of color all over the kitchen. I haven't tried the silicone ones just yet as I saw the cast iron ones first and was determined to get a few the next time they came up for sale, but I may take a look at the silicone ones, because you are right they would likely be more convenient to move around. lol
Hi Debbie! I have been using the pot for all my larger quantity of soup and sauce recipes. Everything cooks down so well and the pot offers ample space for all the veggies. I hope that is helpful.
I thought the 7.5 qt soup pot/chef's oven was too big, so I never used it. Then, the other day, I wanted to make the stew for a shepherd's pie, I reached for it and cooked the entire lamb stew in it as one pot. Now I love it. It is so versatile, like a cross between a dutch oven and a braiser. It can also be used as an everyday stir fry wok. It's smaller than my regular wok but can do the same job.
Yes!!! Absolutely!! The Chef's oven is one of my absolute favorites for sure!!! It is large but so versatile! It. is definitely a pot that I come back to constantly!
Peace and blessings to all. Karen thanks for your inspiration. You helped me along tremendously with deciding on my LeCruset collection. Before your channel i heard of it but never took initiative to request or purchase. My Husband have completed all I want for now. Unless a new color comes out I like. Having this cookware to feed my family and others is a blessing I’m forever grateful. Also, I have the soup pot in white. Inspired by YOU, I’ve never cooked in it yet but it surely is pretty. I added a gold knob to it and now I want the chambray and olive for 2023 Lord spare ☺️pretty pot , great price..
❤Awwwww, Thank you so much for your thoughtful and kind words! I thoroughly enjoy cooking and sharing my enjoyment of Le Creuset and cast iron with everyone and it is so nice to hear how it is creating this wonderful community of Home Chefs! Please let me know when you get a chance to use your soup pot and feel free to share the recipe! Blessings to you and your family both now and into the New Year!!
Another great video. My favorite purchase was the french oven.
The French oven is another pot in heavy rotation around here!!! LOL
I just purchased this 7.5 qt soup pot in white and I am so excited! I have the signature skillet in meringue that hubby got me for Christmas and I was blown away at the quality compared to my lodge enameled cast iron cookware. It’s night and day difference between them. I’ve babied my lodge so much and it’s always chipping and I have no idea how. I’ve not really felt the need to baby the le creuset as much because it feels much higher quality.
Hi Kelly! The Soup Pot in white is gorgeous!! I know you will have a lot of fun cooking with it!!!
Karen, Thanks for the Soup Pot reassurance as your best of ‘22. I purchased this evening at the same sale price of $300 ($318 with tax) in our chosen color, Flame. Our current l.c. lineup includes The Cassadou & a Glass Top Brassier. I am looking forward to this larger volumed piece. Both of my previous pieces are sloped sided as well. I still do not have an on-brand dutch oven as of yet. To be honest, the soup pot was a secondary choice to the Round Wide Dutch Oven but they were sold out. I think it may have been a blessing in disguise. Cheers, Erik Jensen/ Family of 4.
Hi Erik, the soup pot is a great deal especially with all of the recipes we have used it for. I am so glad you found our video helpful. Thank you so much for watching our video!!! Happy New Year!
The 4.5 is on my list for baking my bread, the 3 qt is sometimes is to small for my bread dough, especially if I use 4 cups of bread flour and add cups of cheese
I agree! I like the 3 qt more for making batches of pasta sauce and quick chili recipes. :)
Hi Karen! I've been sick so I haven't been able to comment recently. I love this best list. I actually got all of these items this year as well, except for the Paella pan, which is ironically not available in Spain despite it being a traditional dish from here, and while I was back home in the US it was no longer listed on the site. I actually got one of the cast iron trivets, and a few silicone ones since they're so versatile and look nice on the counter. I also picked up the Magnetic Trivet, and I really love it. Have you checked that one out at all? I just feel like it's so useful to be able to move the pot and have the trivet come along on its own. Thanks for sharing and Happy New Year!
Happy New Year Daniel, I hope you are feeling better! I did not know the Paella pan was not offered in Spain, that is very interesting considering it's where it is likely used most often. The trivets are fun and add a fun pop of color all over the kitchen. I haven't tried the silicone ones just yet as I saw the cast iron ones first and was determined to get a few the next time they came up for sale, but I may take a look at the silicone ones, because you are right they would likely be more convenient to move around. lol
What do you use the soup pot for? I am on thé fence as to if it is too big
Hi Debbie! I have been using the pot for all my larger quantity of soup and sauce recipes. Everything cooks down so well and the pot offers ample space for all the veggies. I hope that is helpful.
Hi Debbie! There's a 4.5 quart soup pot if you prefer something smaller. I have it and love it.
@@blkbtrfly76 Thank you for the reminder, I might have to put the smaller one on my list!