nutrichef NCTJBUL Tagine Moroccan Cast Iron Cooker Pot User Guide

: June 6, 2024
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CAST IRON MOROCCAN TAGINE COOKER POT
CLEANING & CARE
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NCTJBUL Tagine Moroccan Cast Iron Cooker Pot
User Guide

CAST IRON MOROCCAN TAGINE COOKER POT

OVEN SAFE FOR UP TO 500° F
DISHWASHER SAFE
STAIN-RESISTANT & EASY-TO-CLEAN
SAFE TO USE ON STOVE & OVEN
EASY TO HOLD AND HANDLE
LONG-LASTING, HEAVY DUTY

THE FIRST FEW TIMES USING CAST IRON, RUB A SMALL AMOUNT OF OIL ON THE INSIDE OF THE PAN BEFORE YOU START COOKING, OTHERWISE, FOOD MAY STICK ESPECIALLY THE ACIDIC ONES.

Tagine pots can be used to cook just about anything and everything on the stove and in the oven, although because of the enameled finish, it’s not recommended they be used on the grill or over an open flame
Do NOT subject the pot to dramatic temperature changes and never heat the pot empty.
Always match the pan’s base size to the stovetop heat zone to maximize efficiency and to prevent overheating of the pan sides or damage to the handles.
The cast iron base can be used on its own and makes useful baking, roasting, and serving dishes, Compatible with all stove types, tagine pot can be used on all heat sources including gas top, electric stoves, or radiant ring, ceramic or wood.
Do NOT use microwave ovens, outdoor grills, or over campfires
The very top of the conical lid will remain cool, the base of it will not and when removing the lid to check the contents, a cloth or oven mitts should be used to lift and support this rim edge, holding the top of the lid with the other hand,

CLEANING & CARE

Cool the tagine for a short time before soaking or washing it in hot soapy water. Do NOT plunge the tagine directly into cold water as thermal shock damage to the enamel may occur,
Wipe over the whole lid with a hot soapy cloth paying particular attention to the unglazed rim: this should be cleaned after each use to prevent any build-up of grease.
Nylon or other soft abrasive pads and brushes can be used to remove stubborn residues. Do NOT use metallic pads or harsh abrasive cleaning agents such as bleach, as it will damage the enamel. If there are food residues, soak the tagine in hot water for 15to 20 minutes, then wash in the usual way.
Repeat if needed, Although the tagine pot is dishwasher safe, washing by hand is still recommended.
Always dry the lid and base thoroughly. Lay the lid on its side for a short while to ensure the rim is completely dry. Never store them away still damp. Store
in a dry cupboard or airy space with the lid in an upright position to avoid damage
Black enamel cooking surfaces will, over time, produce a patina (a brownish film). Do not attempt to clean this off as it enhances the cooking performance and food release from the surface
In the dishwasher, always allow the cycle to complete before opening the door An incomplete cycle retains moisture in the machine, and over time damage may occur to the surface, particularly if the enamel is damaged.