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Staub
Cast Iron
Square, 10.3" Grill Press, Black Matte
149.99
Staub
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Square, 10.3" Grill Press, Black Matte
$149.99
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Description
Prepare panini, grilled chicken breast, and burgers with more efficiency with this STAUB Grill Press. Optimized for high heat cooking, you’ll achieve exceptional caramelization, deep grill marks, and crispy results when you press chicken, sandwiches, and vegetables.
Simply preheat this cast iron press in the grill pan, and then place it on top of the food in the pan to cook both sides at once. Thanks to the heavyweight construction, you’ll enjoy attractive grill marks while speeding up the cooking time.
Our STAUB enameled cast iron requires no seasoning and possesses exceptional heat-retaining qualities. It heats evenly throughout, ensures exceptional browning, heat retention and distribution.
Rooted in French culinary heritage, STAUB cookware is beloved by professional and home chefs for its exquisite craftsmanship, exceptional performance, and timeless beauty. Built to last a lifetime, these heirloom pieces are designed to be passed from generation to generation.
- Textured black matte enamel interior ensures exceptional browning, heat retention and distribution
- No seasoning required
- Oven safe to 500°F
- Dishwasher safe
- Made in France
Specifications
- Item no. 1203123
Characteristics
- Color: black matte
- Country of origin: France
- Substance: cast iron
- Induction: Yes
- Oven-safe: Yes
- Dishwasher-safe: Yes
Measurements
- Net weight: 5.40 lbs
- Length of product: 11.81 in
- Width of product: 11.81 in
- Height of product: 1.89 in
- Upper diameter: 11.81 in
Staub Cast Iron
Square, 10.3" Grill Press, Black Matte
(23)
Reviews & Questions
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Staub Cast Iron 10.3-inch Square Grill Press - Matte Black (Fits 12-inch Grill Pan) is rated
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Rated 5 out of
5
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bulldog mom from
Grill pans buddy
I have the Staub 12" grill and found this addition to be well worth it. I put it in the empty grill pan while heating the it up. So it too has some heat in it. The knob does get hot as well. Leaves great sear marks on meat and veggies. Presses anything that wants to bubble up like bacon. We have also used it on the outdoor grill.
Date published: 2020-03-31
Rated 5 out of
5
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Cooking Mommy from
So versatile! This works perfectly with the Staub 12" grill pan but has many other uses. The black matte finish helps to create a perfect searing surface and helps any food cook more quickly without drying out. The grill press can with stand temperatures up to 500F and can be used on any cooking surface, even your BBQ.
Date published: 2020-05-26
Rated 5 out of
5
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jbeans77 from
Grilled cheese anyone?
This actually is a very versitile piece of equipment. Heavy enough to weigh down a chicken, steaks or chops but also works on paninis and grilled sandwiches. I put this in the oven while I'm heating the pan on the stove top so it gets nice and hot throughout.
Date published: 2020-04-06
Rated 5 out of
5
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HomeCook5 from
I have this and it goes perfectly with my Staub 12" grill pan. It helps keep meat or sandwiches pressed firmly against the grill for those perfect grill marks and it seals in the heat from above as well as from the pan. Use on your outdoor grill too!
Date published: 2020-04-11
Rated 5 out of
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kammya108 from
No need for a separate pannini press
I love using this as a weigh when I am making any kind of grilled/pressed sandwich because it is the perfect size to fit into my 12" grill pan. I can use this to weigh down bone in chicken breasts to get them a little flatter so they cook more evenly.
Date published: 2020-05-04
Rated 5 out of
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jmarilyn425 from
I have the 12" grill pan and this fits it perfectly. I love making paninis and grilled sandwich concoctions with this press. I have not tried it, but I could use this for bacon as well. It is a good weight to keep whatever is under it, pressed frimly to the grill. Cubanos are my favorite and this is perfect for those.
Date published: 2020-04-01
Rated 5 out of
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bourbonbb from
This press is perfect for my grill pan. It makes perfect sandwhiches and paninis. It is great when you're indoor grilling chicken because you will get incredible grill marks (color is flavor) plus it will decrease cooking time. I use it on my outdoor grill too.
Date published: 2020-04-11
Rated 5 out of
5
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Cast Away from
Perfect Press
The weight of this grill press makes it perfect for even cooking of meat, as when doing chicken under a brick. However, I tend to use it more for pressed sandwiches; one of my favorite being brioche filled with Nutella and sliced strawberries or bananas.
Date published: 2020-04-02
Does this press work with the 11" double handle grill?
No, this product is designed for use with the 12" Square Grill Pan.
Date published: 2018-04-26
Can this press fit in 12" round steam grill Staub pan?
I'll try to guess the answer as "no" ...
my reasoning is that this is meant for their 12" x 12" square pan (that pan's outer dimensions with the sloping sides no doubt) and they also show a 10.3" edge length as the dimension on this press. to fit inside the 12" round pan, it needs to be under 12" diameter at the outermost corners. so, taking the square shape and slightly over 10" side that means that we're looking at a slightly over 7" leg length on the other two legs -- basically 7^2 is 49 and the two equal sides added up equal the other side squared for the right triangle we're making for ourselves within the shape of the lid, so 49 + 49 is about 100 which is about 10.3^2 (we are being a little off here but we are less than the actual, so if what we rough calculate and it is too much, it's erring on the side of "way too much") -- and these legs are the radii of the circle that the square shape will fit inside, meaning we're talking a bit more than 14" and 14 is larger than 12" so, quite doubtful. OR we could use that analysis, and triangle equation and remember that we're talking about half the square root of two per leg, and need two of them so skip the 'half' part which is about 1.4 and multiply that out the quick way since we're talking about a 10 and just shift the decimal and be "close enough" (again, less than the reality, so it if it 'too much' it is 'way too much')
Date published: 2018-02-17
