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Enameled cast iron

Tramontina Dutch ovens

Choose between enameled cast iron or tri-ply stainless steel for reliable braising and slow cooking. These pots feature self-basting lids to keep moisture inside while you cook

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Worth noticing

Self-basting lids

The lid design helps circulate moisture back into the food.

Induction safe

These models work on induction, gas, and electric cooktops.

Material choice

Select from enameled cast iron or tri-ply clad stainless steel.

Catalog

6 pots from Tramontina

In this directory

Technical Cooking Specifications

The collection includes the Bestow enameled cast iron series and tri-ply base stainless steel models. Sizes range from 5 Quart round pots to 7 Quart oval options.

  • Tri-ply clad construction
  • Enameled cast iron finish
  • Self-basting lid technology
  • Induction compatible base
  • Round and oval shapes
  • 6-Quart braiser pans
Inside the range

Bestow series

The Bestow line focuses on heavy enameled cast iron for superior heat retention.

Stainless steel options

The Tempo and Boston models use tri-ply bases for even heating.

Large capacities

This catalog features larger 6.5 Quart and 7 Quart models for family meals.

Specialty shapes

Oval Dutch ovens are included for cooking longer cuts of meat.

Notes

What people say

Lucas 4.6

The 7-Qt oval Dutch oven is the perfect size for roasting large chickens.

Matthew 5.0

I prefer the tri-ply stainless steel 5-Qt pot for quick everyday stews.

Alexander 4.5

The self-basting lid on the 6.5-Qt round model keeps my braised meats very tender.

Quick answers

Tramontina details

What is the difference between the Bestow and Tempo models?

Bestow models are enameled cast iron, while Tempo models use tri-ply stainless steel.

Are these pots compatible with induction stoves?

Yes, the tri-ply and cast iron models are induction safe.

What is the largest size available in these listings?

The largest model is the 7 Quart oval Dutch oven.

What does a self-basting lid do?

It collects steam and drips it back onto the food to prevent drying out.