Olympia Cast Iron Oval Eared Dish - 150x100mm - Black

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The Olympia Cast Iron Oval Eared Dish is designed for professional chefs and home cooks who want to elevate their food presentation with authentic, rustic charm. Its primary benefit is the seamless transition from oven to table, which streamlines service and reduces washing up; however, users should note that as a raw cast-iron product, it requires careful hand-washing and seasoning to maintain its finish and prevent rust.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | XGE1510 |
| Brand | Olympia |
Yes, this dish is fully compatible with all cooking surfaces, including induction.
No, it must be hand-washed to prevent rust and degradation of the seasoning.
No, the wooden serving board (FU295) is sold separately.
Wash with warm water and a soft cloth, dry thoroughly, and apply a light layer of oil before storage.
The handles are made of solid cast iron and will become extremely hot. Always use protective gear when handling.
Scrub the rusted area gently, re-season with a thin layer of oil, and bake in the oven at a low temperature for one hour.
Ensure the dish is properly pre-heated before adding food and re-season the pan to build up a better non-stick layer.
Simmer a little water in the dish on the stovetop to loosen debris, then gently scrape with a non-metallic spatula.
Before initial use, ensure the dish is properly seasoned if it has been stored for a long period to maintain its non-stick properties. When cooking, always use oven mitts or heat-resistant gloves as the cast iron handles will retain heat significantly. After service, allow the dish to cool gradually; do not plunge a hot dish into cold water, as thermal shock can cause the iron to crack. Hand wash only with warm water and a soft brush—avoid using harsh soaps or abrasive steel wool. After cleaning, dry the dish immediately and apply a light coating of vegetable oil to the surface to prevent rust.