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rotuts

rotuts

@Samer 

 

interesting question

 

its true the Staub's have 

 

cast iron or enabled cast iron stalactites in the lid

 

40501413_1.thumb.jpg.f135686d9628161a5d09be6a60da46b0.jpg

 

I think this is meant to get more even condensation back into what you are cookiing

 

rather than a single big puddle.

 

not sure this matters that much , but the pots are a joy to use and expensive.

 

frequently , parchment paper is placed between a lid and a pot for slow braise

 

to give a tighter fit .   or a parchment paper disk is placed right on top of 

 

what's in your pot 

 

shy do you want condensation , per se ?

 

to eliminate evaporation ?  Id guess

 

not to be cheeky ,   consider traditional braise   a la oven

 

vs SV braise a la sealed vac'd bag at the temperature of your choice 

 

for comparison 

rotuts

rotuts

@Samer 

 

interesting question

 

its true the Staub's have 

 

cast iron or enabled cast iron stalactites in the lid

 

40501413_1.thumb.jpg.f135686d9628161a5d09be6a60da46b0.jpg

 

I think this is meant to get more even condensation back into what you are cookiing

 

rather than a single big puddle.

 

not sure this matters that much , but the pots are a joy to use and expensive.

 

frequently , parchment paper is placed between a lid and a pot for slow braise

 

to give a tighter fit .   

 

shy do you want condensation , per se ?

 

to eliminate evaporation ?  Id guess

 

not to be cheeky ,   consider traditional braise   a la oven

 

vs SV braise a la sealed vac'd bag at the temperature of your choice 

 

for comparison 

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