Healthy Ceramic Casserole with Lid — durable, versatile cookware for low‑fat, safe cooking and storage Key benefits Healthier cooking: resistant glaze lets you cook with minimal fat, preserving flavor while reducing oil use. Safer, long‑lasting construction: ‑fired ceramic is durable and less likely to crack or break under normal use. Leak‑preventing lid: Built‑in steam holes reduce the risk of boiling over and help control moisture while cooking. Wide temperature tolerance: Safe to use across a broad temperature range from 20°C to 600°C, letting you move between heat and cold with confidence. Multi‑purpose: Designed for cooking, baking, reheating and storing food. Features and performance Material: Made from ‑quality, eco‑friendly clay and finished with a resistant glaze that supports healthier, low‑fat cooking. Thermal shock resistance: resistance allows transfer from temperature to low temperature environments without damage. Appliance compatibility: Suitable for electric ceramic heaters, electric stoves, gas stoves, ovens, microwave ovens, and refrigerators. Lid design: Steam holes in the lid reduce overflow and help regulate steam during simmering or braising. Usability: Can be used for both heating and storing foods, supporting everyday meal preparation and leftovers. Practical uses (real examples) Oven‑baked casseroles and bread: Use in the oven to bake casseroles, gratins or artisanal bread, then cover and cool before refrigerating. Stovetop stews and braises: Brown meat on the stove, add liquids and simmer with the lid in place—steam holes prevent messy boil‑overs. Reheat and store: Transfer cooked food directly to the refrigerator and reheat safely in the microwave or oven when ready to serve. What makes it stand out Combines healthy cooking surface with robust, ‑fired ceramic construction. Broad compatibility across common kitchen appliances gives flexible, everyday use. Temperature range of 20°C to 600°C and strong thermal shock resistance support safe transitions between cooking and storage. Care notes Handle with care to avoid impact damage. Follow standard heating and cooling practices (avoid sudden extreme temperature changes where possible despite thermal resistance).