Self-basting lid
Condensation is guided back into the dish to help keep food succulent.

Cookware
The art of slow cooking with STAUB cocottes and ceramics, made in Alsace for steady heat, deeper flavour and cooking that is given time to do its work.
STAUB was founded in 1974 in Turckheim, Alsace. The collection brings traditional cast iron together with its signature matte-black interior and colours made for the table.

STAUB brings together steady heat, lasting materials and a shape that belongs equally on the hob and at the centre of the table.
Cast iron holds an even temperature so stews, sauces and bread can develop slowly and naturally.
Cook and serve in the same cocotte, keeping food warm while everyone settles in to eat.
Enamelled cast iron is built for everyday cooking and the recipes you return to season after season.
START WITH YOUR QUESTION
Choose the route that matches where you are today. Each one leads to practical guidance, not another product grid.
01 · CHOOSE
Compare size, shape and material around the food you actually cook.
Open buying guide0102 · COOK
Learn how retained heat, the lid and gradual preheating change the result.
Go to cooking lab0203 · CARE
Solve stuck food, residue and storage questions without harsh treatment.
Open care guide03Choose by cooking style, size and the way you want to bring the finished dish to the table.

For casseroles, sourdough, roasting and slow cooking with deep, layered flavour.
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YOUR MATCH
Cocotte
Deep sides, retained heat and a tight self-basting lid suit soups, stews, bread and long braises.
Beef and ale stew

Slow and covered
Brown on low-to-medium heat, add liquid, cover and reduce early.
Two quick choices turn a wide collection into one practical starting point.

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From a quick tomato sauce to a Sunday braise, the right cocotte makes heat predictable and flavour easier to build.
The heavy base helps distribute heat steadily across the whole dish.
The interior supports browning and helps sauces develop depth.
The lid helps return condensation to the food during slow cooking.
STAUB colours are more than decoration: they turn cooking into a ritual and make the pan part of the table.
18 signature colours

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Colour availability varies by collection, size and market. Check the retailer listing before choosing.
Product imagery is a colour reference; shape and knob may vary.
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STAUB belongs in kitchens where care matters. Use a cocotte for a midweek supper, a long Sunday lunch or a table full of friends.

Deep, layered stews and casseroles

See how material, colour and form come together in cookware made to be used, enjoyed and kept in the family.
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A good cocotte is a foundation piece: heavy enough for stable heat, versatile enough for a midweek supper or a long Sunday lunch.

Condensation is guided back into the dish to help keep food succulent.
Suitable for the oven and every hob, including induction, with a durable finish.
The cocotte holds heat while you bring the meal to the table.
Useful cookware should move confidently between an induction hob, a full oven and the centre of a long family lunch.

Once the base is browned, steady retained heat carries the dish without constant adjustment.

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From hobs and care to choosing the right cocotte for your kitchen.
From cast iron cocottes to oven-to-table ceramics, choose STAUB cookware around the recipes you cook and the way you serve them.
STAUB enamelled cast iron is suitable for the oven, gas, electric, ceramic and induction hobs. Even heat, a matte-black interior and a well-fitting lid make a cocotte useful for browning, braising, baking and serving.
A better first choice
Turn portions, recipes and available space into a practical size and shape decision before you buy.

CARE DESK
Pick what you see. The first safe steps appear immediately, with no guesswork and no aggressive scrubbing.
Select a situation
If you are still cooking, wait for a proper crust: well-seared food often releases naturally.
After cooking, let the piece cool completely before adding water.
Soak with warm water and liquid dish soap, then use a soft sponge or brush.
Do not attack the enamel with a metal scourer or sharp tool.
See the complete care guideKitchen knowledge
The right pan earns its place when it fits the way you actually cook. These practical notes cover size, heat, care and serving, with the rhythm of a British kitchen in mind.

These cooks describe the details that matter after purchase: the size they actually use, how the heat behaves and why the cookware stays on the table.
Our cocotte has become part of every Sunday lunch.