Crystal LC is originally used for braising/ roasting meat in the oven in the western cuisine. Somehow it got popular in Asia because of the look and we Asian rarely use it in the oven so it kind of lost the point of getting a LC. Neoflam can’t replace LC entirely because you can’t put Neoflam in the oven for hours. And if you cook mostly Asian cuisine, it’s still worth to get a cast iron pot from Staub, it’s much thicker and heavier than LC, esp the lid, it’s super heavy and seal in all moisture. It’s perfect to cook stews or soups, there’s no water loss and no need to worry about food burning at the bottom. And your kitchen won’t be full of steam.
@yannie10123 жыл бұрын
That's an interesting thought, I'm considering getting a neoflam in place of a cast iron enamel due to the weight.. I guess I wouldn't really be putting a pot in the oven for long periods to cook a casserole and I'd mostly braise and stew in a thermal insulating pot instead but it'll still be nice to have the flexibility to do it! 😗 I think the Dutch ovens are also popular for bread baking too!
@laraw8403 жыл бұрын
I have been contemplating on buying a LC pot for quite some time because it's been so popular. So glad that I found this video and your comment. Actually I have been using Amway's stainless steel pots my mom gave me for many many years (they are made with premium graded surgical stainless steel ) and with them, I am able to make vegetables and/or stews (onions, carrots, potatoes and chicken stew for example) very very juicy without adding a single drop of water. I'm actually quite happy with them. But you know how it is.... I keep wondering if cast iron makes even better stews. Can I pick your brain on the difference between stainless steel pots and cast iron pots such as Staub or Lodge ? Do they have the same capability to steal in moisture? Thanks a lot.
@vivianxu17332 жыл бұрын
Just got a STAUB last month after so many LCs 😅
@fukiko217Ай бұрын
I love stab pot bot the outside stain is so hard to clean. Do u have any good solutions? Thx
@@johnnychang1779 well, when you buy a cookware, please check the bottom of the cookware, make sure it is induction compatible based. Normally the selling price is higher than non induction cookware. I have all induction cookwares made from stainless steel, claypot, ceramic...😁
其實「琺瑯」跟掛在陶瓷表面的釉藥很像,當然,差別在於琺瑯只是掛在金屬上。在高溫下,釉藥和琺瑯都會形成玻璃質地的保護層,藉此就可以保護本體。 但是無論是陶瓷或琺瑯鍋,清洗的時候都還是要特別注意,絕對不可以用鋼刷或是菜瓜布刷的太用力,太高強度的「機械撞擊」還是會使得保護層剝落,所以一定要非常小心。 By the way, 我也是Neoflam的忠實粉絲,它們的鍋子很好用❤️
@jm-a25372 жыл бұрын
想問阿淇介紹的是Neoflam EELA Cast aluminum 嗎?
@晨辰-t2y2 жыл бұрын
請問你用什麼工具洗neoflam?海綿嗎?
@jochunho4 жыл бұрын
翻白眼好可愛,害我差點噴飯。正在找鍋,妳的資訊和解說很有幫助。謝謝🙏
@梁家瑋-j5f4 жыл бұрын
哪泥 翻白眼
@Nicole-ld6hk3 жыл бұрын
之前在日本太太好吃驚就看到lucky iron fish的介紹因營養素缺乏而直接藉由鐵魚丟入湯中熬煮補足鐵質營養素,鑄鐵鍋的推薦原因之一跟鐵魚一樣就可以稱為lucky iron pot了🤣
@plextorno14 жыл бұрын
其實還牽扯到火力的差異及燃料的取得難易,以前的人用的是柴火,火力較小,現在的瓦斯爐,IH爐,火力都在200OKW以上,以往需要有銅或鋁來快速並均勻的將熱伝達到食物表面造成梅納反應,現在就沒那麼必要了,反正瓦斯爐一開,銅鍋鋁鍋加熱30秒和不銹鋼加熱一分都一樣效果,但若以前可能是5分鐘的差別,而厚的鑄鐵鍋因熱容量大,柴火熄了後仍可繼續維持溫度使食材熟成,節省柴火使用,但鋁及銅一斷火源,馬上停止加熱,所以依據要煮的東西及爐具來挑選鍋子,我自己使用的感覺,同樣生鐵(碳鋼)鍋,鍋厚度影響成品,同樣煎太陽蛋,debuyer的 1mm 2mm 3mm出來結果都不一樣喔…而mauviel vs debuyer在同厚度碳鋼鍋下,差異可以忽略!基本上吃不出來的(非常些微,但我認為可靠經驗調整到無差異), 還是以爐具、食材及料理決定鍋具吧!國外連爐具都有專門的simmer over or plate (70度c-l 140度c)for Dutch oven使用,且瓦斯爐或電陶爐或IH爐有小瓦數,而亞洲家裡一般就雙口瓦斯爐而己,而且瓦數還一樣大,。 不過,LC的價格真的不合理的太貴了(掩面)!至於好不好用看功力! 我家銅鍋 生鐵(碳鋼) 鑄鐵(lodge staub)都有。 鑄鐵是煉鐵時較上層的副產物,雜質較多,拿來做民生用品比較便宜(掩面)
Good try. Four mistakes maybe corrected in the next version. These are pointed out, so that readers are not misguided: 1) After a cast iron cookware was "seasoned" properly, a hardened oil layer will be developed and the coating will isolate the cookware from the food, and no iron ions will be released to food. 2) If you know how to use cast iron cookware to cook properly, your cast iron cookware should not "smoke" during cooking. 3) Ceramic coating on Le Creuset is not enamel. Ms Achi simply assumed that the two terms were translated from English to Chinese to wrong terms, or maybe that was what her teacher misguided her when she was younger. 4) Cast iron cookware is not intended to cook fast. If your recipes require cookware with high heat transmission or sensitive temperature control, copper cookware (with thin stainless steel inside, like Mauviel) is better choice.