Meet the 6 qt essential enamel cast iron dutch oven. The perfect size for perfecting pasta, baking bread, and braising short ribs. But the possibilities are endless! Reach for this piece to broil, braise, bake, or roast in the oven up to 500°F, and saute, simmer, or fry on any stovetop. Plus, you can pop it in the fridge to marinate food and store leftovers. This imported line of Essential Enamel delivers great performance to value-minded homecooks who are looking for a high-quality piece that can do it all.
Care for your new piece of USA Enamel or Essential Enamel so that it can last for generations to come. Plus, learn more about Lodge favorite cooking, cleaning, and storage tips-along with helpful accessories to get you started.
An enameled dutch oven is one of the most versatile cooking tools you can own! Use it on the stove and in the oven up to 500°F, or safely store it in your fridge to marinate food or refrigerate leftovers. Plus, the durable enameled surface can handle acidic and alkaline ingredients like tomatoes, wines, and citrus ingredients.
To start, choose a burner closest to the size of your dutch oven and preheat with a little oil before adding food. Don't preheat an empty dutch oven on your stovetop-this can cause your cookware to crack or break. Some bread recipes call for preheating the dutch oven in the oven. This is perfectly safe to do since the heat will be more consistently distributed across the entire dutch oven.
Just like with all of Lodge classic cast iron cookware, enameled cast iron has great heat retention, so there's no need to cook over a high heat. Lodge stick to a low to medium heat for best results! This prevents burnt food and stuck-on messes.
As you cook, use wooden, silicone, or nylon utensils to stir, blend, or flip your food. This will protect the enamel finish from being scratched during the cooking process. Lodge love to bring Lodge dutch oven to the table for family-style serving! Just be sure to place your hot cookware over a trivet to protect your table or counter.
Lodge favorite way to clean Lodge enameled cast iron is simply with warm soapy water. Allow your enameled piece to cool, then use a gentle dish soap and reach for a scrub brush, scrub cloth, or pan scraper to easily remove food from the cooking surface. Technically, Lodge enameled cast iron is dishwasher safe, but to best preserve your piece's finish, Lodge recommend hand washing your cookware. After you clean, dry your cookware completely before storing.
A small amount of staining is to be expected with enameled cookware and does not affect performance.
Meet the 6 qt essential enamel cast iron dutch oven. The perfect size for perfecting pasta, baking bread, and braising short ribs. But the possibilities are endless! Reach for this piece to broil, braise, bake, or roast in the oven up to 500°F, and saute, simmer, or fry on any stovetop. Plus, you can pop it in the fridge to marinate food and store leftovers. This imported line of Essential Enamel delivers great performance to value-minded homecooks who are looking for a high-quality piece that can do it all.
Care for your new piece of USA Enamel or Essential Enamel so that it can last for generations to come. Plus, learn more about Lodge favorite cooking, cleaning, and storage tips-along with helpful accessories to get you started.
An enameled dutch oven is one of the most versatile cooking tools you can own! Use it on the stove and in the oven up to 500°F, or safely store it in your fridge to marinate food or refrigerate leftovers. Plus, the durable enameled surface can handle acidic and alkaline ingredients like tomatoes, wines, and citrus ingredients.
To start, choose a burner closest to the size of your dutch oven and preheat with a little oil before adding food. Don't preheat an empty dutch oven on your stovetop-this can cause your cookware to crack or break. Some bread recipes call for preheating the dutch oven in the oven. This is perfectly safe to do since the heat will be more consistently distributed across the entire dutch oven.
Just like with all of Lodge classic cast iron cookware, enameled cast iron has great heat retention, so there's no need to cook over a high heat. Lodge stick to a low to medium heat for best results! This prevents burnt food and stuck-on messes.
As you cook, use wooden, silicone, or nylon utensils to stir, blend, or flip your food. This will protect the enamel finish from being scratched during the cooking process. Lodge love to bring Lodge dutch oven to the table for family-style serving! Just be sure to place your hot cookware over a trivet to protect your table or counter.
Lodge favorite way to clean Lodge enameled cast iron is simply with warm soapy water. Allow your enameled piece to cool, then use a gentle dish soap and reach for a scrub brush, scrub cloth, or pan scraper to easily remove food from the cooking surface. Technically, Lodge enameled cast iron is dishwasher safe, but to best preserve your piece's finish, Lodge recommend hand washing your cookware. After you clean, dry your cookware completely before storing.
A small amount of staining is to be expected with enameled cookware and does not affect performance.