Vogue Cast Iron Pate Terrine Mould - 1.3Ltr - Black

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The Vogue Cast Iron Pate Terrine Mould is an essential tool for professional chefs and home culinary enthusiasts looking for consistent, even heat distribution when crafting terrines, pates, and artisan breads. Its durable enamelled construction ensures longevity and moisture retention during long cooking processes, though users should be aware that the heavy cast iron construction requires careful hand-washing and maintenance to prevent damage to the finish.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | U559 |
| Brand | Vogue |
No, this mould must be hand-washed to protect the integrity of the enamel coating.
Yes, the cast iron base is fully compatible with induction cooktops.
No, the enamelled interior does not require seasoning like traditional raw cast iron.
This model has a 1.3Ltr capacity.
Yes, the rectangular shape and self-basting lid make it an excellent vessel for loaf-style breads.
Yes, there is a 1.7Ltr sibling model (MPN: UR.U560) available for larger recipes.
Ensure the mould is properly greased or lined with parchment paper/bacon fat before adding your ingredients.
Light stains can often be removed by soaking the mould in warm, soapy water or using a paste of baking soda and water.
Before first use, wash the mould with warm, soapy water and dry it thoroughly. While it is compatible with all hob types, including induction, always lift the mould rather than sliding it across glass or ceramic cooktops to avoid scratching the surface. To maintain the life of the enamel, use only silicone, wood, or heat-resistant plastic utensils.
After each use, allow the mould to cool completely before washing. Do not submerge a hot mould in cold water, as the thermal shock can cause the enamel to crack. Hand wash using mild detergent and a non-abrasive sponge. Avoid the dishwasher entirely, as harsh detergents and high-pressure water can dull the finish and lead to premature wear.