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Looking for a Lighter Dutch Oven

HE BEST CAST - IRON Dutch ovens do it all, but they’re too heavy for some cooks. We tested lighter-weight options to find an alternative that was versatile and dependable and could fully replace a cast-iron Dutch oven, performing all sorts of functions such as frying, braising, baking, searing, and making soups and stews.

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