Can Dutch Oven fit in new Joule Oven?

I desperately need a new oven and have been eying the Breville ones for a while, and then new Joule oven just came out. I do alot of sourdough baking and wanted to see if anyone does with the older generation ovens and if there is any way they can fit a dutch oven or challenger bread pan? On the pictures it looks just a little too small for dutch oven. Cast iron pan or pizza stone? Thanks for anyone with insight!

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Brandon_Byrd_40557

The dimensions are basically the same as (and maybe identical to) the Smart Oven Air Fryer Pro, which is said to accommodate a 5 qt dutch oven. There's a bunch of information on the existing model out there online.

Frank_332418

The Le Creuset Marmite (22 cm) does fit with the lid on. My Skeppshult oval casseroles (2 liters) barely fits with the lid on. I have to turn the wire rack upside down to gain those extra millimeters to make it work.

fisher23

I have a Joule oven (BOV950), I use a Lodge "double Dutch oven 5 qt" to make sourdough bread, this model doesn't have a top handle. It fits fine. Breville makes a pizza stone that fits. As @Brandon_Byrd_40557 mentioned, the demensions are identical to the Breville Smart Oven Air Fryer Pro (BOV900)

Brandon_Byrd_40557

If I get one, I'll have to finally shell out for some smaller Darto paellas.

Brandon_Byrd_40557

How long have you had it? Best experiences so far? Worst?

fisher23

Not long. Love the versatility, fast heating and the autopilot recipes. I wish I could program my recipes to use autopilot; automatically changing modes and temperatures.

Brandon_Byrd_40557

Thanks for the reply! I've had my eye on the Smart Oven Air Fryer Pro (quite a mouthful) for a while, mostly because it's so much cheaper than than the Anova Precision Oven -- especially when it goes on sale. The Joule oven is an interesting improvement on the SOAFP, but it'd be nice to know more about what you're getting for the extra $150. I just downloaded the Joule Oven app, so that should give me a better idea.
It's interesting that you're locked into using the Joule recipes and can't program your own. That's one of the appealing attributes of the Anova oven. Being able to, say, cook a roast to a certain core temp measured by a probe, then hold it for several hours, and finally crank the temp to do a convection sear. It's not much work to do it all manually, but being able to autopilot things would be nice. It'd also be interesting to adapt recipes like the "rotisserie" chicken for other proteins.

steve_614208

I have the "Lava Enameled Cast Iron Dutch Oven 5 Qt. Oval Edition Series with Trendy Lid", purchased from wayfair. Product Dimensions: 9.40W x 14.5L x 5.40H inches, note height is without the top handle, however, it fits with the handle in place. Approximately 6" high with handle in place.