Salter Chester Cast Iron Roaster - Green

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The Salter Chester Cast Iron Roaster is an essential piece of kitchen equipment for home cooks who prioritize durability and heat performance in their cookware. This versatile pan is perfect for roasting, searing, and grilling, providing superior heat retention for consistent cooking across all hob types, including induction. While its cast iron construction ensures a lifetime of use, users should note that the pan requires manual cleaning and occasional seasoning to maintain its surface quality.
| Colour | Green |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | BW13776GR |
| Brand | Salter |
No, the Salter Chester Cast Iron Roaster should be washed by hand to preserve the integrity of the cast iron surface.
Yes, this roaster is fully compatible with induction hobs, as well as gas, electric, and ceramic stovetops.
The roaster is oven-safe up to a temperature of 240 °C.
Yes, cast iron products perform best when seasoned regularly with a thin layer of oil to maintain a non-stick surface and prevent rust.
Yes, the green exterior is designed to withstand standard oven temperatures up to the recommended 240 °C limit.
The pan likely needs more oil or a fresh layer of seasoning. Ensure the pan is properly heated before adding food.
Scrub the rusted area gently with a mild abrasive, rinse, dry thoroughly, and apply a coat of vegetable oil to re-season the surface.
Cast iron retains heat exceptionally well. Always use a thick dry oven mitt or silicone handle cover when moving the roaster.
Before your first use, ensure the roaster is clean and lightly oiled. While the roaster is compatible with all hob types—including induction—always match the pan size to the hob ring to maximize energy efficiency. When using on the stovetop, allow the pan to preheat gradually to avoid thermal shock. After cooking, let the pan cool down completely before washing it in warm, soapy water. Avoid using harsh metal scouring pads that could damage the seasoned surface. Always dry the pan thoroughly immediately after washing to prevent rust, and apply a thin layer of cooking oil before storing in a dry area.