Relish Recipes — Le Creuset

In need of a sensational centerpiece? This roasted leg of lamb is truly a stunner. A head of green herbs amp up the aromatic freshness of this dish in two ways: an herb paste that coats the meat before it hits the oven, and a lemon mint gremolata for serving. The sweet potatoes and fennel cooked beneath the lamb are a ready-made side dish.

This deceptively healthy and flavourful chili is our favourite go-to for cool autumn evenings. Ground turkey lightens this dish and prevents it from being overly greasy (as chili can often be). The pumpkin adds a rich, satisfying element. Onions, peppers, adobo chilis, black beans, and warm spices round out this recipe to create a one pot meal that is sure to please even the pickiest palates.

Preparing homemade bread is a bonding experience, especially when baked in the Le Creuset Bread Oven. Make this savoury recipe when your home is filled with loved ones, and watch them be drawn to the kitchen as it fills with the aroma of caramelized onion, garlic and sage.

While we all wait for the weather to get a little warmer, today's recipe is designed to be cooked indoors on your cast iron pan. While everyone is probably craving a little of that summer "steak on the barbecue" smell, you can get fantastic results cooking indoors if you have a cast iron pan. This 20-minute recipe is done on the stove top in one pan. It's one of our favourite ways to cook steak because its a quick and convenient way to do it.  DOWNLOAD RECIPE CARD Cooks Tip: Take the steaks out of the refrigerator about 30 minutes...

We were recently asked for a recipe we posted back in 2017. It was our ode to Canadian storyteller Stuart McLean and his Vinyl Cafe Stories on CBC. In one of our favourite stories, Morley discovers a French-made cast iron “dutch oven” pot on the stovetop in the kitchen of her new home. For years she cooks some of her family’s favourite meals in this pot until one day, She forgets about the braised ribs in the oven and returns home to a pot charred beyond redemption. While she is devastated at first, she soon realizes that as time passes, everything gets ‘banged up” a bit and burns in a pot are where we live our lives. Yes we may apply uncommon sentiment to common things, but it’s these things that bring us comfort and joy. As Stuart wraps up the story he says "we all need something to hold onto when darkness comes" and these words couldn't strike more true these days. We developed the recipe using our Organic Fair Ultimate “Que dry spice rub and of course we cooked them in a French-made “dutch” oven (aka Le Creuset). (Updated September 2022)

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