Category: Cookware
The lid fits so snugly that my stew simmered perfectly with barely any evaporation, and cleanup was a breeze with just a little soap and water.
I was worried about the weight, but it’s actually manageable even with one hand. The enamel inside cleans up like new after searing chicken, no staining whatsoever.
The tight-fitting lid really locks in moisture—my pot roast came out incredibly tender after just a few hours. Cleanup was surprisingly easy too; stuck-on bits lifted right off after a quick soak. I'm already planning my next batch of sourdough in it.
I've been using this dutch oven for braising short ribs and the heat distribution is incredibly even—no more scorched spots. The tight-fitting lid really seals in moisture, and the deep blue color looks stunning on my stove.
I was worried it might be too heavy to handle, but the wide handles make it easy to lift even when full. The enamel interior has held up perfectly through three batches of chili without any staining.
The lid fits so snugly that I barely lost any steam while braising a whole chicken last night. Cleanup was shockingly easy too—just a quick soak and it came right off.
The 6.5 quart size is perfect for big batches of chili, and the enamel inside cleaned up with barely any scrubbing. The French blue color looks even better in person than it did online.
I was worried the French blue would be too bright, but it's actually a gorgeous muted shade that looks great on the stovetop. The 6.5qt size is perfect for Sunday chili, and the heat distribution is even enough that nothing scorches. My only tiny gripe is the lid handle gets a bit warm, so I always grab a towel.
The deep teal color is even nicer in person than online. I do wish the lid handle were a bit larger for my oven mitts, but it cooks a beautiful, even stew.