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Casserole Bakeware

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Casserole Dishes & Casserole Cookware:

Cook hearty one-pot meals, slow-cooked dishes and oven-baked favourites with casserole cookware designed for a wide range of cooking styles. This collection includes deep and shallow casserole pans, covered casseroles, French ovens, Dutch ovens and traditional casserole dishes in a broad selection of capacities and sizes.

Casserole Cookware for Stovetop & Oven Cooking:

The range includes cookware from Chasseur, Pyrolux, Scanpan, GreenPan, KitchenAid, Joseph Joseph, Wiltshire, Ballarini, BergHOFF and other kitchenware brands. Options range from compact 1.5–2 litre casseroles through to larger 5–6.5 litre models, alongside low and shallow casseroles with wider cooking surfaces.

Materials and construction vary across the collection. You’ll find cast iron casserole cookware, stainless steel options, heavy-gauge aluminium pans and non-stick casserole dishes. Selected ranges feature ceramic non-stick coatings, glass lids or induction-compatible bases. There are also specialist designs such as the Joseph Joseph Space shallow casserole with folding handles for more compact storage.

Round, Shallow & Rectangular Casserole Dishes:

Choose from classic round casseroles for stews, braises and slow-cooked meals, shallow casserole pans suited to browning and braising, and rectangular casserole dishes for oven cooking. The collection also includes covered casseroles and French or Dutch oven styles for cooks wanting a versatile lidded vessel.

Chasseur is strongly represented with round, low round and rice casseroles in multiple sizes and finishes, while Pyrolux ranges include Pyrocast, Pyrochef, Nexgen, Radius and Ignite casserole cookware. Scanpan Impact casseroles provide additional size choices, alongside contemporary covered casseroles from GreenPan and KitchenAid.

Choosing the Right Casserole Dish:

Consider capacity, depth, cooking surface and cooktop compatibility when choosing a casserole. Smaller casseroles suit side dishes and smaller portions, while 4–6.5 litre models provide greater capacity for family meals and batch cooking. For stovetop-to-oven recipes, check the individual product specifications for hob and induction compatibility, lid construction and recommended cooking applications before selecting your casserole cookware.