Description
When it comes to cooking on the barbecue, this 6-quart, Cast Iron Dutch Oven is just right. Cast iron is one of the best conductors of heat. It retains and evenly distributes heat, ensuring even cooking and keeping food warm. The durable, porcelain-coated cast iron construction is easy to use and maintain. Slow cooking for large numbers is the perfect use for this accessory. Use it on the barbecue, and side burners, over or directly in charcoal, and even in your firepit. This versatile Cast Iron Dutch Oven is great at making soups, stews, beans, and even baking bread. Both the lid and bottom feature integrated legs and the lid even doubles as a cast-iron frying pan. Elevate your cooking wherever you are with the Cast Iron Dutch Oven.
- PERFECT FOR BBQ: Safe for use on the side burner, infrared burner, and directly on barbecue grill cooking grates
- INTEGRATED HANDLES: The integrated lid handle and large cauldron handle make cooking with this Dutch Oven easy
- DURABLE: The porcelain-coated cast iron will last for generations, the more it's used the better it gets
- MULTIFUNCTIONAL: The dual-purpose lid doubles as a pan for frying or baking
- BRILLIANT DESIGN: Integrated feet provide needed airflow for grilling on charcoal
- SLOW COOKING GOLD: Premium heat retention and distribution for even cooking, ideal for soups, stews, and baking
- GENEROUS SIZE: This 6Qt (6L) Cast Iron Dutch Oven with Lid allows you to easily feed a crowd
Professional delivery and installation is available for every product we sell. We would be happy to coordinate delivery and installation for you.
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