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Staub Mini Cast Iron Braiser

Name: Staub Mini Cast Iron Braiser
Brand: Staub
Rating: 5.0 (1 reviews)

$149–$159

Small but mighty.

Staub’s mini fry pan came, saw, and stole our hearts with its super versatility and cute-as-can-be size. Now, meet the lil’ sidekick to the ever-popular braiser. Just like the 3.5-quart version, this cutie’s made in France from so-sturdy cast iron, shines on all stovetops—including induction!—and is oven-safe up to a whopping 500°F. Plus, with that gorgeous enamel coating and knob, you’ll wanna leave this one out. At 8 inches in diameter, it’s perfect for solo and intimate dinners—not to mention baked brie, dips, desserts, shakshuka...

Photography by Rocky Luten & James Ransom

Details & Materials +-

Made in:

France

Made of:

Enameled cast iron

Size:

8.00" D (10.20" W with handles) x 3.40" H, holds 0.79 QT

Maker:

ZWILLING J.A. Henckels

Care & Notes +-

Enameled cast iron doesn’t require seasoning. Dishwasher safe, but hand wash recommended. Oven safe up to 500˚F. Can be used on all types of heat sources, including induction.

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Staub

France

It's hard to look at the French company's picturesque cast iron and ceramic wares and not daydream about the *magnifique* things you'll make in them. Staub specializes in enameled cast iron cookware made in Alsace, which makes for superior browning and heat retention (perfect for those hours-long braises). The pieces work hard, but they’re pretty enough to go straight from stovetop/oven to the table. They take on a variety of shapes and colors, but we're partial to the cocottes with a deep blue hue and brass knobs exclusive to our Shop.

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