Staub 7-Qt Dutch Oven, Serves up to 7-8 People, Oven Safe to 500°F, Red

Made in France Enameled Cast Iron Cookware

Crafted in France and developed in collaboration with the renowned French chef Paul Bocuse, this handcrafted enameled cast iron cookware combines traditional French craftsmanship with exceptional cooking performance.

The heavyweight, tight-fitting lid features self-basting spikes that create a rain-forest effect inside the cookware, continuously collecting and evenly returning natural juices to the food. This helps retain moisture and delivers tender, flavorful results throughout the cooking process.

The black matte enamel interior promotes exceptional browning while providing a naturally non-stick cooking surface. It is resistant to scratches and chips, will not rust or discolor, and requires no seasoning.

Designed for versatility, the cookware features a smooth enamel base compatible with all major stovetops, including gas, electric, glass-ceramic, induction, and halogen. It is oven safe up to 900°F (482°C) without the lid, while the lid and heat-resistant nickel or brass-plated knob are safe up to 500°F (260°C).

Key Features

• Made in France with traditional handcrafted enameled cast iron construction

• Developed in collaboration with celebrated French chef Paul Bocuse

• Heavyweight construction for excellent heat retention and even cooking

• Tight-fitting lid with self-basting spikes for continuous moisture distribution

• Matte black enamel interior for exceptional browning and easy food release

• No seasoning required; interior resists rust, discoloration, scratches, and chips

• Smooth enamel base works on gas, electric, glass-ceramic, induction, and halogen stovetops

• Oven safe up to 900°F (482°C) without the lid

• Lid and heat-resistant nickel or brass-plated knob safe up to 500°F (260°C)

• Dishwasher safe; hand washing is recommended to help preserve the finish

• Handcrafted kiln-fired construction may result in subtle color variations around the rim

Please note: Because each piece is individually fired upside-down and rotated during the enameling process, minor color variations where the rim rested on the kiln rack are a natural characteristic of the handcrafted manufacturing process.