Several considerations play a role in choosing the material. Cast iron is an excellent choice due to its good heat conduction, suitability for oven use, and durability. However, the weight can be a disadvantage. If a heavy pot is not your preference, there are alternatives like aluminum Dutch ovens.
ALUMINUM DUTCH OVENS: LIGHTWEIGHT AND VERSATILE
Discover our Papillon collection of trendy blue Dutch ovens. Thanks to the ceramic non-stick coating, you won’t have burnt dishes, there’s less cleaning, and you’ll get a great taste! With a Dutch oven from the Papillon collection, you let the Beka pan do all the work. Lightweight and designed with a conductive induction base, it can simmer, roast, and bake even better. Perfect for stews or braised meats. This aluminum Dutch oven offers the quality and results of a heavy traditional roaster, but without the heavy weight of cast iron.
CAST IRON DUTCH OVENS: THE NORI COLLECTION
Also, discover our Nori collection of cast iron Dutch ovens. The durable cast iron material is an excellent heat conductor and retains heat for a long time. The inside and outside are finished with a triple enamel coating, making these cast iron pots ready for immediate use. Perfect for searing, braising, and caramelizing. The extra thick enamel finish is scratch-resistant and makes cleaning and maintaining the Dutch oven a breeze. The bottom even prevents scratches on your cooktop and countertop.
DUTCH OVENS WITH SPECIAL LIDS FOR OPTIMAL COOKING
Our aluminum and cast iron Dutch ovens from Beka come with special lids that have dimples on the underside. During cooking, the resulting condensation is continuously and evenly distributed over the ingredients. The result? Even more tender meat and vegetables. The dimples under the lid ensure that evaporated cooking liquid is optimally used for the tender preparation of your dish. The pins on the underside of the lid distribute the cooking liquid evenly, ensuring a natural and continuous sprinkling during preparation.