4. QT DUTCH OVEN
Round Enamel Cast Iron Dutch oven for everyday slow cooking.
A 24cm round enamel coated cast iron cooking pot made for soups, stews, braising, roasting, sauces, and beautiful table serving.
24cm Diameter · Enamel Coated · Gas & Induction
24
cm
Round
24x11.5
4l
Soup · Stew · Roast · Braise
Why You'll Love It
“A proper casserole should hold heat, cook evenly, and look good enough to reach the table without shame.”
This round enamel cast iron casserole is built for rich, slow-cooked flavour and everyday kitchen use. The cast iron base holds heat beautifully, while the enamel coating gives a smooth cooking surface and a premium colored finish.
- 24cm round design — practical size for daily cooking, soups, stews, sauces, and family meals.
- Enamel coated interior — smooth surface for easier cooking and easier cleaning.
- Cast iron bottom — excellent heat retention for steady simmering, braising, and roasting.
- Matching enamel lid — helps lock in heat and moisture while cooking.
Perfect For
“For the kind of meals that taste like effort, even when the pot did most of the work.”
- Soups and stews — even heat helps develop deeper flavour.
- Braising — ideal for meat, chicken, vegetables, beans, and slow sauces.
- Roasting — great for oven dishes, casseroles, potatoes, and one-pot meals.
- Daily cooking — rice, pasta sauces, curries, small roasts, and family-style meals.
Specifications
| Detail | Round Enamel Cast Iron Casserole |
|---|---|
| Type | dutch oven / Cast iron cooking pot |
| Diameter | 24cm- 4L |
| Shape | Round |
| Material | Metal / cast iron |
| Bottom Material | Cast iron |
| Interior Coating | Enamel coating |
| Exterior Coating | Colored enamel |
| Coating | Enamel coated |
| Pot Cover | With pot cover |
| Pot Cover Type | Cast iron |
| Lid | Enamel lid |
| Applicable Stove | General use for gas and induction cooker |
| Feature | Eco-friendly / stocked |
Care & Maintenance
“Strong cast iron, smooth enamel, simple care. Try not to turn washing a pot into an Olympic sport.”
- Hand wash recommended — use warm water and a soft sponge to protect the enamel finish.
- Avoid metal utensils — wood, silicone, or nylon tools help protect the enamel surface.
- Preheat gradually — cast iron holds heat strongly, so medium heat is usually enough.
- Avoid thermal shock — do not pour cold water into a very hot pot.
- Dry fully before storing — especially around the lid, rim, and handles.
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