My brother and sister-in-law gave me a beautiful oval 5-qt Le Creuset roaster for Christmas. It's beautiful. It's a great addition to the other enameled cast-iron pieces I own -- a perfect size for a chicken, a small roast, or a pot of sauce or soup.
To christen it, I roasted a 2.5-lb boneless lamb roast. Browned it in some oil, seasoned it well, then surrounded it with quartered onions and carrots. Covered the roast, and into a 350°F oven. An hour into the roasting, I made a paste of parsley, rosemary, garlic, and olive oil, and slathered it on top. I poured a bit of red wine around, too. Total time -- about 2 hours (N.B. the roast was nearly frozen solid when I started, so this is a longer roast time than if it has been thawed.)
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Monday, January 2, 2012
Le Creuset roaster

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