Description
Chasseur cast iron cookware has been made in the ardennes region of France, the traditional home of quality cast iron cookware’ since 1924. With over 40 percent recycled content the secret to producing high quality molten iron is to use the best materials including sand during the smelting process. Once molten the iron can be cast into the desired shape before moving onto the enamelling process. Chasseur cookware is Double enamelled to ensure not only a quality finish but also an attractive product. The primer coat seals the cast iron and acts a SA key for the attractive coloured top coat to produce a very durable attractive product which comes complete with a 10 year guarantee. Traditionally cast iron cookware was used for slow cooking, something for which it is still ideal. However your Chasseur cookware will be as at home on a modern induction hob as a traditional stove. The casseroles which can be used for everything from boiling potatoes to classic slow cooked casseroles are suitable for use on all hobs or in the oven. The inside of the lids have rings which are designed for the moisture to condense before falling back into the food, a simple self basting system to keep your food moist and flavoursome. The grill pans on the other hand are ideal for griddling meat and leaving that restaurant look of stripes across your steak or chicken. Here we should also mention fondues as Unlike other materials they are ideal for meat, cheese, chocolate and even fish fondues. To clean and maintain you should Follow a few simple Rules. Please don’t use heavy metal utensils as the enamel could be chipped or scraped, wooden and plastic/silicone coated are best. Please don’t put a hot piece of cookware straight into cold water as the thermal shock is not good. Please don’t scour with abrasives as this wears down the enamel, for stubborn dried on food or marks please simply leave to soak overnight and remember that they are dishwasher safe. Finally cast iron is brittle so please take care not to drop your Chasseur on to hard surfaces or against each other as cracking can occur.
1 x Casserole