The world's best-cast iron dutch oven from Sarchi!

The original slow cooker, the Dutch Oven's excellent warming and circulating features turn even tough cuts into the tender bone in bone stews. Its light-colored cooking surface makes it easy to keep an eye on favorites (and flavors) as they develop, and the non-stick enamel simplifies cleanup. Our proprietary Cloud Cover lid has pea-sized dimples that trap steam and return moisture to your food.

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Enameled Dutch ovens are versatile pans that can be used for a variety of recipes, including stews, baking bread, boiling pasta water, and even frying. These pans are especially good for slow cooking, not only because they hold (and therefore retain) heat efficiently, but because they can be transferred from the stovetop to the oven so you can roast and then braise the meat. As the food cooks, their lids absorb moisture, which makes everything inside extra soft. Unlike bare cast iron, the enamel is easy to clean and maintain.

A 5½- to 6½-quart oven should serve two to four people, and we think this size is suitable for most cooking tasks. If you're feeding a large group, you may want to add a 7-quart, 9-quart or even 13-quart version. Keep in mind that the larger the oven, the heavier and more difficult it is to get around the kitchen, especially when it's full of chili. In terms of shape, a round Dutch oven works better on most stovetops with round burners, while an oval oven may heat unevenly and be difficult to install on a small stove. However, an oval oven is useful for large, long roasts like tenderloins. It certainly fits well on oval burners, and it should also work well on large round burners, like a stew, which you can start on the stove and finish in the oven.

Depending on the capacity of the cast iron dutch oven, prices range from $45 to $340.