- COOKING CAPACITY: This caldero has a capacity of 4,8 quarts, making it suitable for various meals and cooking needs with ease
- DURABLE AND RELIABLE: Made of cast aluminum for reliable durability, with a cooking surface that seasons over time for enhanced flavor
- TRADITIONAL AND CONVENIENT DESIGN: Provides even heat distribution and is oven safe without the lid, also features easy grip handles and a tight-fitting glass lid with a steam vent
- CULINARY ADAPTABILITY: Perfect for cooking rice, simmering soups, beans, sauces, stews, and a wide variety of other delicious dishes, this versatile caldero adapts to numerous cooking styles and recipes, making it an essential tool in any kitchen
- VERSATILE ESSENTIAL: Perfect for preparing a diverse array of traditional Hispanic recipes, making it an indispensable choice for everyday culinary endeavors
The IMUSA 4.8Qt Basic Caldero is an essential piece in every Hispanic kitchen, renowned for its durability and unique design. This caldero is manufactured in Colombia and is made of cast aluminum with a natural finish cooking surface that seasons over time. This IMUSA cookware piece has a capacity of 4.8Qt. The IMUSA Basic Caldero includes its tight-fitting lid, steam vent for moisture control, and a convenient knob and side handles for safe operation. The thick walls will deliver consistent and delicious results each time. With this versatile piece, you can cook a variety of different meals. Whether creating gourmet dishes, cooking rice, simmering beans, braising meats, preparing stews, crafting sauces, or enjoying comfort foods, the IMUSA Basic Caldero excels. The IMUSA Basic Caldero is oven-safe without the lid, making it perfect for grilling and baking. After cooking, take this caldero straight from the kitchen to the table as a stylish serving dish. Trust the IMUSA Basic Caldero for balanced, home-cooked meals. It will surely become your kitchen's beloved companion, uniting tradition, and innovation in every delectable creation. Elevate your culinary experience with this enduring symbol of Hispanic heritage.
