But, despite the high acclaim, I must admit to being a bit skeptical when I was asked to make a loaf of no-knead bread using a Dutch oven. Surely, by missing the kneading process the dough would be ...

If you could smell how delicious this no-knead Dutch oven bread is in my kitchen, you would be swooning. If you’re a fan of fresh, crusty, homemade bread but don’t have the time or energy for all that ...

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A new Le Creuset Dutch oven is a great thing to have, but they can definitely be splurge items. Shoppers find this piece ...

This method works well with a bread pan, combo cooker, or large Dutch oven. If possible ... I returned to my old standby no-knead bread recipe from Jim Lahey, I realized his technique uses ...

Dutch ovens are often made of enameled or seasoned cast iron, but their shape and tight-fitting lids make them good for everything from baking bread to slow ... and I see no reason why it won ...

Lodge’s Pre-seasoning makes the ideal double Dutch oven for bread. It’s large enough to make more bread than the modern family’s needs. The model is a cast iron pot with almost no flaws that ...

Close the oven door and immediately turn the heat down to 200C/180C Fan/Gas 6. Bake for 40 minutes, turning the tin around halfway through cooking. To check that the bread is cooked, tip it out of ...

Le Creuset is, of course, the gold standard for Dutch ovens; the brand is known for its durability and gorgeous color ...

Who doesn’t love some warm soup or a good sourdough bread recipe for the fall? Perfect your autumn cooking and baking skills ...

For any task worth accomplishing, you need the right tools for the job. This principle applies to practically everything, from building a rocket to baking bread. As far as homemade bread goes, a ...

Remove the bread from the Dutch oven and let it cool on a rack for at ... served with a glass of red wine, but no accompanying hunk of baguette. Quelle horreur! as the French would say.