November 14, 2008, Newsletter Issue #141: Cooking Materials: Choose Enameled Cast Iron for Ethnic Quality and Ageless Beauty

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Remember the look of those old red Spanish stew pots or paella pots? Now you can get entire cookware sets, in a variety of fun kitchen colors, including red! It’s still the same heavy cookware, although long ago it might have been earthenware. Now it’s cast iron with a state-of-the-art coating of beautiful, durable, colorful enamel. This way you get all the cooking benefits of cast iron without the care problems of seasoning and rusting. Plus, you get a heavy, tight-fitting set of lids to seal in flavors and steam while cooking on lower temperatures.

Benefits of enamel cookware:

• Beauty. This is a timeless kitchen look you can match to many color schemes.

• Heavy cast-iron reduces cooking temperatures so there is little or no-stick.

• Retains heat longer while serving food, so food stays warm.

• Cookware can go from stove to oven.

Enamel cookware is great for cooks who:

• Love age-old cooking techniques.

• Have time to be careful with the enamel finish. Care needs to be taken upon washing so cookware is not banged or dropped.

• Can lift heavy cookware with one hand.

• Love to decorate with their cookware.

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