Will this work okay in the enameled Dutch Oven, or could it damage the enamel finish?
157809
The only way the Cast Iron Trivet would damage your Dutch Oven is if there was a lot of movement back and forth or if you accidentally drop the Trivet into the pot.
157810
It will work, but I would not place this in an enameled dutch oven, just for the simple reason of the danger of chipping the enamel! I only use bamboo utensils in my enameled oven and never a trivet, if I need a trivet I will use a regular Iron dutch oven....no enamel.
157811
Hmmm... I think it would work, but you would need to be careful how you used it or it would damage the finish. This item is pretty rough and not smoothly finished at all. It's nice and heavy, giving about 3/8 of an inch clearance for juices to slosh around in.
1217771
You'd have to check the can to see if its certified for food use, which it likely isnt. Otherwise if your referring to cast iron pans, just season them with fats/oils in the oven. Google seasoning pans / pots. It would probably work with other types too. This would be more food safe. Also the first time you heat, the paint will "cure".
1897589
No need for oiling. I would NOT use The Ringer on enamel. I did and now have an enameled dutch oven with scratches and a chip.
1111335
I've only used it in metal sheet pans, but see no reason why it wouldn't work in an oven-proof glass container of any kind, up to the 428F suggested limit. However, I stopped using it after just a few times due to being unable to clean it properly and having food and grease stick into the crevices even after hand washing and repeated dishwasher cleaning. I would NOT recommend it based on my own poor experiences with the product.
99670
Oh, it absolutely will damage it. If you're using it in Teflon (non-stick), get a plastic spatula. This one is great for cast iron pans, though!
403485
Technically no. The directions say to put it over heat no higher than "medium," so that probably limits all but the smallest amount of charcoal. Having said that, I've put a non-enameled Dutch oven on a rather high grill and it did not crack.
416204
I haven't had any trouble with the finish on my Dutch oven and lid. No problem with flaky or black stuff on my handles or on my hands. I've been wiping it with vegetable oil using a paper towel after use.
1351025
I don't have a dutch oven, but I do have a roaster.One of the instructions that came with the pan said not to put the hot pan in water after using...to let it cool before washing it. I assume the same instructions would apply to your dutch oven.
2051154
Yes, but as a general rule of thumb you don't want to use metal utensils in enameled cookware. Wood, plastic, and silicone are best.
689798
There was no reason to re-season the the Dutch oven ... they season it and that was well done ... follow the clean-up as they recommend and you will have no problems ... after use just coat both the inside and out with some cooking oil on a paper napkin is all that neccessary ... it will rust if don't keep-up with a little maintenance ... otherwise the more you use it the better it gets ... Good luck and cooking.
120298
My cooktop is black enamel but the back right behind the rear burners is stainless and it removes residue from there. I have not tried it on the enamel. Works great on stainless.
1153468
I would think so, my pots are stainless. I have used this many times in the oven, lined with foil and it stil looks new
1897590
No it won't rust and no oiling needed I wouldn't use it on enamel cast iron it may leave marks on it
1504632
The Lodge is completely enameled. Unless you scratch off the enamel, it will not rust. I love my Lodge Dutch Ovens, I have 3 now.
1573228
I doubt it without chipping the enamel, and I'm not sure why you would want to. It's not very large, is not noticeable, and it shows you have a higher quality tub.
1381342
I wouldn't in a stovetop pan (seems too close to the heat source) but I see no reason why it wouldn't work in a Dutch oven in the oven just as it does in a roaster. Ask the manufacturer.
1384865
I've used it several times on my ceramic stove top. No damage at all, but it does not cook as well as on the grill. Takes much longer on the ceramic stove.