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Cast Iron Dutch Oven with Skillet Lid - 10.23” (26 cm) Diameter, 5 qt (4.8 L) - Multi Cooker Stock Pot for Frying, Cooking, Baking & Broiling + 2 Silicone Potholders - 10.23” (26 cm) diameter, 4.52” (11.5 cm) deep, 6.3” (16 cm) height including the lid, 12.6” (32 cm) width including the handles, 1.77” (4.5 cm) lid/griddle depth; 5 quart (4.8 litre), 12.12 lb (5.5 kg) - Used to sear, bake, broil, fry or grill in oven. Can be used on a variety of heat sources, electric stove, gas, glass, induction, oven, grill, campfire; Perfect for baking bread: The cast iron Dutch oven pot is ideal for baking bread, creating that coveted crispy crust and soft, fluffy interior that every bread enthusiast desires. The pot's ability to trap steam during baking ensures a professional-quality bread every time. - Broil, bake, braise and roast in the oven. Hand wash only. The Dutch oven should be rubbed with oil after every use to avoid rust, and seasoned continuously to maintain a nice cooking surface. Maintenance instructions included. - FREE Bonus cast iron cookbook (e-book sent via e-mail). - 1 YEAR MONEY BACK GUARANTEE – Our cast iron cookware are backed by a 1-year, no-hassle guarantee to ensure your total satisfaction. Purchase risk-free!
Cast Iron Dutch Oven with Skillet Lid - 10.23” (26 cm) Diameter, 5 qt (4.8 L) - Multi Cooker Stock Pot for Frying, Cooking, Baking & Broiling + 2 Silicone Potholders
10.23” (26 cm) diameter, 4.52” (11.5 cm) deep, 6.3” (16 cm) height including the lid, 12.6” (32 cm) width including the handles, 1.77” (4.5 cm) lid/griddle depth; 5 quart (4.8 litre), 12.12 lb (5.5 kg)
Used to sear, bake, broil, fry or grill in oven. Can be used on a variety of heat sources, electric stove, gas, glass, induction, oven, grill, campfire; Perfect for baking bread The cast iron Dutch oven pot is ideal for baking bread, creating that coveted crispy crust and soft, fluffy interior that every bread enthusiast desires. The pot's ability to trap steam during baking ensures a professional-quality bread every time.
Broil, bake, braise or roast in the oven. Hand wash only. The cast iron Dutch oven stockpot should be rubbed with oil after every use to avoid rust, and seasoned continuously to maintain a nice cooking surface. Maintenance instructions included.
FREE Bonus cast iron cookbook (e-book sent via e-mail). 1 YEAR MONEY BACK GUARANTEE – Our cast iron cookware are backed by a 1-year, no-hassle guarantee to ensure your total satisfaction. Purchase risk free!
This is a review strictly for the Cast Iron Dutch oven 4.86 qt (pre-seasoned, with dual handles).This may apply to the other products listed on here, but I would like to point out that even though this dutch oven is "pre-seasoned", it will still require you to season it yourself. In the instructions that come with the pan and also in the follow up email, it clearly states that the dutch oven needs to be seasoned several times prior to use. I will attach the email instructions verbatim: "All cast iron needs to be seasoned to get a non-stick patina. Non-stick and pre-seasoned in the cast iron context do not mean non-stick like a Teflon surface, it simply means that food will not stick as much and with training and experience sometimes none of the food sticks. The word pre-seasoned means that the cookware gets one layer of oil in the factory to avoid rust on the cookware before they are sold. Pre-seasoned is not to be confused with the non-stick surface of Teflon. Most experienced cooks will season a new cast iron cookware multiple times even if the product is pre-seasoned in order to get the best possible non-stick surface; the Internet is full of examples of this. We highly recommend seasoning the cookware a few times before using it the first time."This seems to be one of the instructions that a lot of people miss, but if you've ever owned anything cast iron before you are probably already familiar with the process. That said, for the price of the dutch oven...you can't beat that.Seasoning your pan will stink up your kitchen...not bad, but definitely noticeable. You may consider seasoning when there's not a lot of people around or do it in batches that can take a few days to complete. Each seasoning takes one hour in the oven at 400-450 degrees Fahrenheit. Recommendation is to do it 5 times. Keep in mind, the dutch oven will need to cool down to properly season so will take probably another couple of hrs in the oven each time. All in all, to season it well is a process that may take a couple of days to actually complete. You could probably apply another layer of oil before it is fully cooled down, but you will also risk burning your fingers in the process.