VELAZE via Amazon has
6-Quart Velaze Enameled Cast Iron Dutch Oven w/ Lid (Red) for $59.99 - 50% off when you apply promo code
H398SKNL at checkout =
$29.99.
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Features:
- Engineered with solid, heavy-duty enameled cast iron walls to deliver outstanding heat retention and perfectly uniform distribution that eliminates hot spots.
- Features a premium, smooth porcelain enamel finish that offers great natural food release properties without ever requiring traditional cast iron seasoning.
- Equipped with a specialized tight-fitting lid integrated with an internal self-basting ridge network to actively trap steam and redistribute continuous moisture back into food.
- Outfitted with robust, wide-profile ergonomic dual side loop handles that provide a steady and balanced grip when moving the heavy pot while wearing thick oven mitts.
- The vibrant, glossy gradient red exterior provides a classic rustic presentation format that shifts beautifully from the active kitchen oven directly to your dining table display.
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It seems to be a bigger problem if someone preheats the dutch oven, then insert the bread for baking, leading to rapid temperature shock for the enamel. You're better off letting the whole thing gently preheat with the bread inside, and never going above 450F. Don't drop in an ice cube when this thing is hot unless you want to ruin your enamel!
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I picked up one of these a couple years ago (back when they were Food Network branded) for around this deal's price, and it has done well for me, but I usually cook between 350-450F.
The product says it's safe up to 500F, so I'd indeed step that down to 450F if you want to reduce the risk of shattering. Don't go above any product's stated safety limit.
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Risk of Explosion?? Can you elaborate?
Bottomline, for sourdough baking they recommend non-painted black cast iron dutch ovens. Hope it makes sense.
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