Courtney Cox conjures up a delicious soup with a cocotte

Courtney Cox conjures up a delicious soup with a cocotte pan from Staub – this is how it’s done at home

Copying Courteney’s Cocotte: Courteney Cox whips up a delicious, healthy soup with a Staub Cocotte pan – here’s how you can replicate it at home

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If you’re looking to start eating healthier and feeling better in the New Year, a simple look at actress Courteney Cox’s Instagram profile might help.

The Friends’ star’s feed is full of delicious, hearty but healthy recipes, and she also reveals that she loves Staub cookware.

Courtney Cox conjures up a delicious soup with a cocotte

If you’re looking for an Instagram-worthy pan that looks amazing and works even better, Staub has the goods.

While $238 is an investment, you’re paying for a pan that will last for years, serve up hundreds of healthy meals during that time, and have the convenience of using it on the stovetop or in the stovetop.

Load Inspired: The Friends alum used a Staub cocotte pan to recreate food blogger Ree Drummond's hamburger soup recipe At the end of her post, Courteney thanked Ree and tagged her Instagram name @thepioneerwoman

Inspired: The Friends alum invited fans into her kitchen as she recreated food blogger Ree Drummond’s hamburger soup recipe using a Staub coccotte

A multitasking cocotte from Staub, which can be used on or in a stovetop, was the vessel of choice Courtney used for making hamburger soup.

This is a dish that uses ground beef, onions, celery sticks, garlic, tomatoes, peppers, beef broth, carrots, and more to taste just like a burger, but provide several of the recommended five servings of veggies per day.

The Staub Cocotte Pot can help evenly distribute the heat of recipes that require slow cooking on the stovetop. This is thanks to the black matte enamel interior, which ensures exceptional tanning and heat retention and distribution.

Taste test: Courteney tasted the soup with a spoon straight from the Staub cocotte jug before it was served

Taste test: Courteney tasted the soup with a spoon straight from the Staub cocotte jug before it was served

The enamelled exterior is very Instagram-friendly and Staub’s product looks stylish enough to take to the table for diners to help themselves in country style.

But if $200 is more than the budget, even for a pan that will last years, we’ve found some very affordable similar pans on Amazon.

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Like the dust, this pre-seasoned cast iron Dutch Oven can withstand temperatures of 500 degrees Fahrenheit.

Cast iron also means excellent heat distribution

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That looks way more expensive than $60.

Perfect for braising, boiling, simmering, baking, grilling and roasting, this Velaze Dutch Oven is made from enamelled cast iron and integrates seamlessly from the hob into the oven.

The tight-fitting lid with self-basting rim traps the water vapor and circulates it inside the Dutch Oven, fully releasing the flavor and nutrients of the ingredients.

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This durable porcelain-enamelled cast-iron pot is both attractive and powerful.

The one-pot all-rounder can process casseroles, soups, stews, side dishes, bread, cobblers, puddings – the list is almost endless. The side handles are easy to hold so you can lift it effortlessly.

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