The Staub Cookbook
October 12, 2018 by JennyThe Staub Cookbook: Modern Recipes for Classic Cast Iron pays tribute to the enameled cast-iron cookware of Staub, with 100 achievable, modern recipes from top chefs and bloggers from around the country.
The beautiful photography that fills this book will surely tempt you to try the recipes as well as purchase more cookware. I had a difficult time choosing which recipes I wanted to try first as they all are appealing and perfect for weeknight dinners and lovely enough for entertaining. I ended up making the Chocolate babka rolls last weekend and the Gingery Vietnamese chicken this week. Note: Flourless chocolate orange cake lists 1 1/2 cups of flour as an ingredient. We are determining if this is a recipe title error or an ingredient error.
The rolls are now my son’s favorite thing ever. They were easy to make and came out wonderfully. Be sure to follow the instructions and use all the sugar syrup as it does add shelf life to these coiled treats. I saved them for my son who couldn’t get enough of them and even by day four they were great. My husband and I loved the chicken dish. The ginger, garlic and fish sauce in this recipe packs a punch and the marinade resulted in tender, juicy meat (even the chicken breast I tossed in with the thigh meat).
As I have mentioned before, my passion for cookbooks extends itself to other cooking related items, including French cookware. Staub cookware is sturdy, will last a lifetime and their colors are gorgeous making oven to table serving not only efficient but beautiful. Plus, Staub’s black interior prevents discoloration and every piece I own looks as new as the day I purchased it.
For this promotion Staub provided me with a 12-inch skillet in
basil (one of my favorite colors). In my photo below, you will
see how pretty the rolls presented. These rolls are perfect for
Sunday morning brunch or holiday breakfasts.
I also used this pan to sear the chicken in lieu of a grill pan. The
grill pan would have made lovely markings but the dish was
delicious with or without the grill marks.
Our
provides a look inside The Staub
Cookbook and highlights the following
- Pan-seared salmon with tomato and corn salsa
- Flourless chocolate orange cakes
- Kale shakshuka with garlic, feta, and lemon [Molly Yeh]
Special thanks to Ten Speed Press for providing the materials for our preview as well as three copies of this book in our giveaway below. And much appreciation to Staub for their generosity in providing one of their skillets to a grand prize winner.
The publisher is offering three copies of this book to EYB Members in the US and Staub is offering one of those winners a Staub 12 inch skillet. Two of the entry options is to answer the following questions in the comments section of this blog post.
Which recipe in the index would you try first?
Which Staub product would you most like to own?
Please note that you must be logged into the Rafflecopter contest before posting or your entry won’t be counted. For more information on this process, please see our step-by-step help post. Be sure to check your spam filters to receive our email notifications. Prizes can take up to 6 weeks to arrive from the publishers. If you are not already a Member, you can join at no cost. The contest ends at midnight on December 3rd, 2018.
Thanks to Staub for providing me with a skillet to make a few recipes from their new book as well as Ten Speed Press for the review copy.
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