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| Does anyone have experience with Emile Henry cookware? It's made in France from what they call burgundy clay. I'm specifically interested in the Flame line. Seems like they only make a few styles like dutch ovens and a skillet-like pan. The web site doesn't list wood fire ovens as acceptable use, but the description of the product lists for use on a open flame as okay, even with the pot empty. Just wanted to know if anyone is currectly using the pots. Thanks. |
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| I used a terra cotta pot to cook fish and chicken in (seperately) and put it right on the oven floor, Oven was at 600 degrees (f) and had no problems and it was much easier to clean than my Iron skillet... Cheers Mark
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