These clay vessels, beautiful and full of history, also have a useful purpose.
They are the traditional cooking pot of North Africa. The word tagine refers to the conical-lidded vessel and also to the dishes that are cooked inside. Its beauty lies in the lid, which traps moisture and aromas during cooking and turns out moist and succulent food. They are designed to be used over direct heat rather than in the oven. The deep cazuela base, typical of Spanish Tagines, can be used without the lid, making this a versatile acquisition.
Made in Catalonia, Spain, these terracotta tagines are glazed with a hard-wearing, stick-resistant matt black glaze which helps transfer heat efficiently. Elegance and simplicity at the table, the tagines design allows the steam to circulate internally. The result? The most original and exotic recipes will be ever-so-amazing.
Features:
- Suitable for use on gas or electric hobs, open fires, barbeques & in the oven. Can be used on direct heat
- Microwave, freezer & dishwasher safe
- Made in Catalonia, Spain since 1821
- Available in multiple sizes
- Made with high-quality clays that do not contain lead, cadmium, aluminium or cobalt.
- Healthy and eco-friendly cookware – Nothing more natural than earth. Regás products are natural and 100% recyclable.
- REGÁS is a company authorized and registered in the sanitary register of industries and food products of Catalonia.
PLEASE NOTE: it is very important to follow the care instructions before first use.
Specifications
- Size: Ø 11 cm – Height: 10.5cm – Weight: 0.35kg – Capacity: 175ml
- Size: Ø 17 cm – Height: 16cm – Weight: 0.80kg – Capacity: 400ml
- Size: Ø 20 cm – Height: 19cm – Weight: 1.40kg – Capacity: 800ml
- Size: Ø 28 cm – Height: 21cm – Weight: 2.10kg – Capacity: 1600ml
- Size: Ø 32 cm – Height: 25.5cm – Weight: 2.40kg – Capacity: 3000ml
Lamb Tagine with Chickpeas – Serves 6 – Recipe by Catherine Bell.
Ingredients
- 2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil
- 800 grams lamb shoulder or leg steaks
- sea salt and freshly ground pepper
- 2 onions, thinly sliced
- 3 cloves garlic, thinly sliced
- 1½ teaspoons cumin seeds
- pinch saffron, toasted
- 1-2 tablespoons harissa
- 2 x 400-gram tins of tomatoes, crushed
- 1 x 300-gram tin cooked chickpeas
- 1 preserved lemon
- Fresh coriander leaves to garnish
Method
- Cut the lamb into large pieces, about 5cm. Heat the olive oil in the base of the tagine. Season the lamb and brown well on both sides. Remove and set aside.
- Add the onions, garlic and cumin and cook until soft. Add the saffron and harissa and cook for another minute. Add the tomatoes, chickpeas, the finely chopped rind of the preserved lemon and the lamb to the casserole, season well
- Cover with the tagine lid and simmer for 1 hour or until the lamb is meltingly tender. The dish should be quite soupy.
- Serve on top of hot cooked couscous, garnished with fresh coriander.
The company was founded by Baltasar Regás in 1821 in Breda (Girona), a town with a long tradition in pottery since the Middle Age and is still family-run. After 200 years of existence, Regás are the result of the evolution and improvement of that know-how. Regás has become a modern company that combines the traditional features in its products with the most modern technology in the production process that help them to guarantee a high standard of quality.
