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Lodge Enameled Cast-Iron 3-Quart Dutch Oven, Caribbean Blue

Lodge Enameled Cast-Iron 3-Quart Dutch Oven, Caribbean Blue

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Brand: Lodge
Category: Kitchen

List Price: $65.00
Buy New: $39.86
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Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars 26 reviews
Sales Rank: 2530

Color: Caribbean Blue
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Batteries Included: No
Clothing Size: 3Qt
Size: 3Qt
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.1
Dimensions (in): 13 x 5 x 11

MPN: EC3D33
Model: EC3D33
UPC: 075536461335
EAN: 0075536461335
ASIN: B000N4YCVQ

Release Date: July 15, 2007
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Features:
   Porcelain surface eliminates the need to season
   Tightly fitting lid seals in moisture
   Superior heat distribution and retention
   Two layers of porcelain enamel are chip resistant
   Easy clean up

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Product Description
Lodge Porcelain Enamel Cast Iron cookware can be used on gas, electric, ceramic, and induction cooktops, as well as in the oven. The knob is oven save to 400 degrees. Lifetime Warranty. This Enamel Dutch Oven with Lid measures 9. 75 inches in diameter and 3 inches in depth. For more than 100 years, Lodge has been perfecting the process of making cast iron cookware.


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5 out of 5 stars Good Choice   October 7, 2009
Frankie (Brooklyn, NY United States)
This was the perfect heavy Dutch oven to fit between my smaller and bigger Creusets. I also like that it is wide rather than deep.
Cooking and cleaning it so far seems easy.
Good choice indeed.



4 out of 5 stars Good value   August 28, 2009
Shannon Mok
1 out of 1 found this review helpful

I bought this recently and have used it to make several dishes. The pot holds heat well and is good for dishes where you need to brown something and then simmer. Since it is enameled, you can also store leftovers in the pot. The lid makes a tight seal with the pot. Clean up is a easy since everything is so smooth. My only (minor) complaint is that the color of the pot is not as bright and vivid as shown in the pictures. And although it says the black edges of the lid are porcelain, not exposed iron, a small spot of rust developed on mine after washing.


5 out of 5 stars great dutch oven   August 16, 2009
Namaste (Orlando FL)
I have used this only a few times- has worked great both times. Easy to clean up. Am using it for the recipes from "Glorious One Pot Meals". I recommend you get this book if you want to cook in this pot!


5 out of 5 stars Excellent pan   June 10, 2009
T. Ben (ME, USA)
I have always wanted an enameled cast iron pot but they were so very expensive; then I found this one by Lodge. It is an excellent pan, and is everything I could have asked for. The quality is great. It cooks wonderful, and food doesn't stick to it. Love it! reasonably priced and worth every penny and more.


5 out of 5 stars All you want, for less!   April 25, 2009
Rupa Van Gelder (Cloverdale, CA United States)
7 out of 7 found this review helpful

Yes, we all see the celebrity chefs using the $300 LC French version of these and let me tell you, this is every bit as good as the higher priced French version! I have had one of the expensive ones in a larger size for years, and yes, I love it, but LOVE this just as much, if not more! This one is smaller than my other one, so I can see myself using it for so many more things, almost daily. I have already used it to make a small stew, a pot of chili, some glazed carrots and an Indian lentil dish called dal. It delivered beautiful results in all cases. I also used it to caramelize onions and to brown ground meat and it cleaned up just perfectly with minimal effort! You really can't go wrong with this, and even though the enameled line is done in China, Lodge is still a trusted old American company and they stand behind their top quality products all the way.

The blue color is vibrant and gorgeous. I also bought the blue three quart covered casserole and will be writing a review of that soon.

As for the lid knob being heat-safe only to 400*f, you can get around that two ways. The easiest is to wrap the knob in several layers of heavy-duty aluminum foil. I do this with skillets that have rubber handles all the time and have never had a handle damaged. The other more permanent method is to replace the knob with a stainless steel drawer/cupboard knob from your local hardware store for less than $5. I prefer the tinfoil method because I like the fact that the existing knob doesn't get hot on the stove top where I use it most often.

Also, don't forget, you would be hard-pressed to find a need to put these in an oven much higher than 400*f, since they distribute heat so well they are really best utilized at med-high heat. Dutch ovens were the inspiration for "slow-cookers" such as the Crock-Pot, after all!

Again, I want to drive home the ease of clean-up. I have heard complaints in the past about how difficult these are to clean... all I can think is that those people don't do their dishes until the next day? I seriously have never had to scrub or soak any of my enamel-cast and I have sadly burned a couple things so there was BLACK crud covering the bottom, and it was as easy as adding a couple cups of water to the pot while still over low heat and "deglazing" the char with a wooden spoon or heat-resistant rubber spatula. Super easy, took a couple minutes. Usually it's as easy as a hot water quick rinse, swirl with a soapy (no-scratch) scrubby sponge, and a final rinse. NOTE: Do not use metal scrubbers, green scrubbers or steel wool to remove burnt-on "stains" or you will ruin the finish on your enamel and then it WILL be a huge pain to clean forevermore.

If you are considering an expensive French model, forget it! For the price of one of those you can get the three-piece set here! The 3qt Dutch oven, the 3qt covered casserole and the 6qt Dutch oven. Start with one, you'll definitely be back for more! I was, and I am actually thinking about buying one more still!


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