9 Results: New & Used in cast iron cookware in Queensland

Chasseur French Oven Dish. Size: 24cm Condition: New Colour: Mushroom This dish is never used and just taking up room. New $400-$500. The Round French Oven is perfect for slow cooking and simmering - and great for soups and stews! This is your perfect cooking pot to create your winter warming dishes. It's also ideal for searing meat on the stove top before putting in the oven to complete the cooking process. Its heavy lid with unique concentric rings create a self-basting effect that keeps yo

RACO Cast Iron Cookware. Price is for the lot! In excellent condition. Please ignore the stains... they're actually clean. Excellent cookware but just too heavy for me to handle. Cash only. No delivery. Pick up from Wavell Heights. Please view my other listings as I have just moved and have a lot to sell. Rugs, glass consoles/hallway/entry tables, furniture, cushions, kitchen items, appliances and decor etc.

Bought it new only sand it down and place in oven twice for seasoning Never use it I found it too heavy for my wrist Suitable for someone who love healthy cooking, non toxic material and long lasting cookware.

Kirameki Premium Pure Iron Nitriding Processing Stir-fry Wok (Made in Japan) Kirameki Premium Cast Iron Nitriding Processing Stir-fry Wok is proudly made in Japan, recognized as a "dream frying cast iron wok" that keeps the best part of iron fry-pan while keeping rust away and maintenance easy. The inside and outside sides of iron material are special processing with fiber-like concave-convex. It is a metal series ACTUALLY MANUFACTURE in Tsubamesanjo, Niigata Prefecture, known for its excellen

Kirameki Premium Pure Iron Nitriding Processing Stir-fry Wok (Made in Japan) Kirameki Premium Cast Iron Nitriding Processing Stir-fry Wok is proudly made in Japan, recognized as a "dream frying cast iron wok" that keeps the best part of iron fry-pan while keeping rust away and maintenance easy. The inside and outside sides of iron material are special processing with fiber-like concave-convex. It is a metal series ACTUALLY MANUFACTURE in Tsubamesanjo, Niigata Prefecture, known for its excellen

I want to buy a Le Creuset casserole, or Dutch oven, to bake bread in. I don't mind if it is permanently stained by grease and food residue, so long as the enamel inside the oven hasn't been chipped, exposing the cast iron. If you don't use your Dutch oven any more, clear out your cupboard, and use the space for cookware you will use. Please don't try to clean the oven. Abrasives can do a lot of damage to the vitreous enamel surface. I have dreamed up a non-abrasive process to clean vitreous en

This cast iron oven was made by Andre Cousances in approximately 1950. Cousances was a brand of enameled cast iron cookware ("cocotte" in French). originally manufactured by a foundry in the town of Cousances-les-Forges in northeastern France. The Cousances foundry began making cast iron pans in 1553. Height including lid and knob 17 cm Depth measured internally without lid 12 cm Diameter at top, excluding handles 27 cm Diameter near base 24 cm Volume 5.7 litres measured using water

This Le Creuset oval casserole is a good example of why vintage Le Creuset cookware has become famous for it's quality. This casserole doesn't look 60 years old. The enamel has not discoloured, crazed or flaked. It hasn't become porous and stained. The bottom has not become rusted and pitted. There are many 'Le Creuset' fakes on ebay at the moment. They are easy to spot, because they are usually in dreadful condition. Poor quality cast iron and poor quality enamel don't last long. If you want t

This pan cost $400 at Myer. It is in near new condition. Cast Iron Cookware will last for generations. It is a pleasure to cook with. The main reason cast iron is such an effective cookware material is that it has a high thermal emissivity. Stainless steel, for example has an emissivity of about 0.07. Even when it’s very hot, you can put your hand quite close to it and not feel any heat. Only the food directly in contact with it is heating up. Cast iron, on the other hand, has a 0.64 emissivi