Le Creuset Signature 5.25-Quart Cast Iron Rectangular Roaster - White

Description

The Le Creuset Signature Rectangular Roaster is a versatile addition to any kitchen. Taking a cue from Le Creuset's iconic French ovens, this enameled cast iron roaster features signature loop handles for easier lifting when wearing oven mitts. The Le Creuset Signature Rectangular Roaster is a versatile addition to any kitchen. The even heat distribution makes it ideal for oven-roasted chicken breasts, homemade lasagna, casseroles and side dishes. Taking a cue from Le Creuset's iconic French ovens, this enameled cast iron roaster features signature loop handles for easier lifting when wearing oven mitts. Le Creuset produced the first enameled cast iron cookware nearly a century ago, and the original foundry still operates today, where 15 skilled artisans hand-inspect each piece. This tradition of the finest culinary craftsmanship, combined with the latest innovations in comfort and functionality, make Le Creuset unsurpassed in both beauty and quality. Taking a cue from Le Creuset's iconic French ovens, this enameled cast iron roaster features signature loop handles for easier lifting when wearing oven mitts. The even heat distribution makes it ideal for oven-roasted chicken breasts, homemade lasagna, casseroles and side dishes. The Le Creuset Signature Rectangular Roaster is a versatile addition to any kitchen.

Key Features

• The Le Creuset Signature Rectangular Roaster is a versatile addition to any kitchen.
• Taking a cue from Le Creuset's iconic French ovens, this enameled cast iron roaster features signature loop handles for easier lifting when wearing oven mitts.
• The even heat distribution makes it ideal for oven-roasted chicken breasts, homemade lasagna, casseroles and side dishes.
• This tradition of the finest culinary craftsmanship, combined with the latest innovations in comfort and functionality, make Le Creuset unsurpassed in both beauty and quality.
• Le Creuset produced the first enameled cast iron cookware nearly a century ago, and the original foundry still operates today, where 15 skilled artisans hand-inspect each piece.