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Romertopf Clay Baking Info


Clay pot cooking has it's origin several thousand years ago when a prepared chicken was covered with mud and thrown into the ambers of a fire. When the clay had dried and hardened, it was taken out and the mold broken with the result of a fabulously tasting chicken.

Our present use and shapes were developed in Germany in 1967 by Romertopf, who successfully marketed the Romertopf for the past 40 years with over 20 million units sold worldwide.
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Clay pot cooking has it's origin several thousand years ago when a prepared chicken was covered with mud and thrown into the ambers of a fire. When the clay had dried and hardened, it was taken out and the mold broken with the result of a fabulously tasting chicken.

Our present use and shapes were developed in Germany in 1967 by Romertopf, who successfully marketed the Romertopf for the past 40 years with over 20 million units sold worldwide.

The Romertopf is an ideal cooking method to create healthy, great tasting and easy to prepare meals. Romertopf lovers attest to the superb results in over 40 countries around the globe.


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THICKENING PAN JUICES
FROM BRAISED BEEF

Remove meat to a warm serving platter; skim fat from pan juices. Measure juices and transfer to a saucepan. For each cup of juices, combine 3 tablespoons all-purpose flour and 1/3 cup cold water until smooth.

Stir flour mixture into pan; bring to a boil, stirring constantly. Cook and stir for 2 minutes or until thickened, adding additional water if necessary. Season to taste with salt and pepper.

Tip Courtesy of Taste Of Home.
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