Using Enameled Cookware: Staub 3.5qt braiser, 12” fry skillet & 4.5qt Dutch Oven
Using enameled cookware to make dinner. I love the qualities of the cast iron and the ease of clean up after cooking. I do recommend at least one enameled piece in your kitchen.
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