Can I change the knob on my Le Creuset?
There is a misconception that you cannot change the old knobs which means you cannot reach those high temperatures. The simple fact is you can and you should consider doing so. Not only will it give your Le Creuset Dutch oven a fresh new look, it also makes it more flexible.
Can you put Le Creuset lid with black knob in oven?
The black phenolic lid knobs on our Classic range of enameled cast iron are heat-resistant to 390°F / 190°C. Products with integral cast iron handles or stainless steel knobs can be used at any oven temperature. Pans with wooden handles or knobs must not be placed in the oven.
Is the knob on Le Creuset oven safe?
The classic black phenolic knob replaces worn or broken knobs, and is oven-safe to 390°F.
How do I know if my Le Creuset lid can go in the oven?
Le Creuset enameled cast iron pots can be put in the oven at any temperature. The lids also can be put in the oven at any temperature. The black knobs that the enameled cast iron lids come with, however, are phenolic.
Are Staub and Le Creuset knobs interchangeable?
The knobs for my Le Creuset, Lodge and Staub are interchangeable, therefore this can be attached to almost any enameled cast iron lid and used whenever needed. Also, as others have mentioned it can make lifting the lid easier due to the shape. Makes for easy grip on heavy lids.
Can you put Dutch oven lid in oven?
Putting the Plastic Handle in Oven Dutch ovens are oven-safe, making them ideal for braising meat or baking bread. If you’re baking on high heat, beware: your pot is probably heatproof, but the knob on the lid often has a heat limit below 400º. Simply twist off the knob and bake without it, or use a metal knob.
How hot can Le Creuset Knob get?
375°F
The standard black phenolic knob on most Le Creuset products is only oven-safe up to 375°F and could smoke, warp, or melt if placed in a hotter oven for a sustained period.