Product Description

"I have been dreaming of having my own line of cast iron cookware since I started my restaurant. I just adore the way it holds heat like nobody’s business, and allows me to slow-cook and simmer everything from soups to stews, to hearty chili and braises. The enamel coating is not only gorgeous, but makes clean up fast and easy." - Paula Deen

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #453224 in Kitchen & Housewares
• Color: Burgundy
• Brand: Paula Deen
• Model: 51752
• Dimensions: 13.78" h x 5.90" w x 13.78" l, 19.90 pounds

Features

• 7-quart round cast iron casserole in burgundy for slow cooking soups, stews and chili as well as braising meats
• Cast iron core holds the heat and provides even distribution and keeps food warm through entire meal
• Stain-resistant, two-toned porcelain enamel in burgundy with a unique swirl pattern
• Spacious loop handles are easy to grip confidently, even with bulky potholders
• Broiler safe; hand wash only; backed by a 1-year warranty

Amazon.com Product Description
A Southern take on the classic Dutch oven, this 7-quart cast iron round casserole from venerable Southern cook Paula Deen is a great choice for slow-cooking and simmering everything from soups and stews to hearty chili and braised meats. The exterior features a two-toned porcelain enamel in burgundy with a unique swirl pattern that's resistant to stains and a breeze to clean up. The casserole's cast iron core guarantees even heat distribution, so your food won't burn and it will remain hot throughout your meal. Broiler safe, you can also use this casserole out on your grill. The spacious, solid cast loop handles on either side make it easy to grip it confidently, even with bulky potholders or mitts. Hand wash only. Backed by a 1-year warranty.

Paula Deen got her start with a lunchtime catering business in Savannah, Georgia called The Bag Lady before opening her successful restaurant, The Lady & Sons. And now she spreads her distinctive and authentic Southern delicacies--from real Southern fried chicken and hoecakes to Krispy Kreme bread pudding--via the Food Network and several best-selling cookbooks.