Staub Cast Iron - Specialty Items 2 qt, Tajine, cream
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Description
The Tajine is a traditional North African shaped vessel. For centuries, cooks have taken advantage of the natural heat retention and redistribution properties of cast iron. Staub builds on this tradition with our enameled cast iron cookware. Black matte enamel inside and cooking surface creates a culinary advantage for better browning, braising, and roasting. Colorful enamel outside adds flare to your kitchen and table. Safe for use on all types of heat sources, including gas, electric, and induction, and oven safe up to 500F. Chip resistant and dishwasher safe. Made in France.
- Made in France
- Oven Safe up to 500°F
- Smooth enamel bottom works on all stovetops
- Each piece is one of a kind
- Rough texture results in exceptional browning
- Requires no seasoning
- Dishwasher safe.
Specifications
- Item no. 1302823
- Color: cream
- Country of origin: France
- Heat resistance: 500.00 F
- Cold resistance: -4.00 F
- Substance: cast iron
- Marketing name coating: Black Matt
- Internal coating: Enamel
- Lid existing: Yes
- Induction: Yes
- Oven-safe: Yes
- Freezer-safe: Yes
- Stovetop-safe: Yes
- Dishwasher-safe: Yes
- Net weight: 7.50 lbs
- Capacity: 2.11 qt
- Length of product: 11.02 in
- Width of product: 11.02 in
- Height of product: 7.87 in
- Height without lid: 2.56 in
- Upper diameter: 11.02 in
- Upper diameter 2: 0.00 in
- Bottom diameter: 7.40 in
- Bottom diameter 2: 0.00 in
Durable cast iron
Cast iron is durable, acid-resistant, scratch-resistant and exceptionally heat efficient. Thanks to the special material, the tajine can be used on any stove, in the oven and on the barbeque.
Protective enamel coating
The inside of the tajine is coated with a matt black enamel. It is durable and at the same time offers the ideal conditions for perfect braising results and roasting aromas.
Traditional craftsmanship
Cast iron STAUB products originate from the French factory. Each one goes through many production steps to become a unique piece, before being tested according to a strict catalogue of quality criteria.