
RMMYWALRMMY Cast Iron Enameled Pot/Casserole/Duch Oven 7 Qt. with Cover
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This is a 7-quart enameled cast iron Dutch oven in red with a matching lid and loop side handles. The cast iron body holds and spreads heat evenly, and the enamel coating is non-reactive, so it suits marinating, cooking and storing food without picking up metallic flavors. The 7-quart capacity is larger than the common 5 to 6-quart size, which makes it a better fit for big batches, whole chickens or bread for a crowd, though it is heavy to lift when full. It is hand-wash only and not dishwasher-safe, and the enamel needs silicone, plastic or wooden utensils to avoid scratches.
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This 7-quart Dutch oven is made of heavy-duty cast iron with an enamel finish. The cast iron retains heat well and distributes it evenly. Heat spreads across the wide, flat base and up the tall sides.
The enamel finish does not react with food, so flavors stay pure. The pot can be used for marinating, cooking and storing food. Loop side handles give a steady grip when lifting or carrying, even with thick oven mitts. The heavy lid fits securely and traps heat, moisture and nutrients.
For best results, cook over low to medium heat and always add water or oil when heating. Vegetable oil or cooking spray helps with cooking and cleanup. Use only heat-resistant silicone, plastic or wooden utensils, because metal utensils can scratch or chip the enamel.