Anyone ever heard of this before? It piqued my interest, but I'm not sure if it's worth trying. The clay seems like a next level foil wrap, but I'm not sure how the mass of the clay would impact the cooking. Plus, there could be no browning.
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I have heard of this. I use clay pots all the time for beans and chili. Chinese and Japanese dishe
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We had a clay baker years ago from Germany.
Couldn't pronounce its name then or now.
You used to have to soak it in cold water for an hour prior to use, we only ever used it in the oven because it max temp limitations.
I suppose you could use it on a BBQ if you could control temps well enough.
The meals cooked were really really good, always very moist, and no, no browning.
I'd buy one again if I could find one.
Romertopf is the brand nameLast edited by smokin fool; October 16, 2022, 06:54 PM.
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