Caldero Cast Iron Pots

Updated 08/11/18

Definition: Caldero literally means cauldron in English. A caldero is a cast iron cooking pot, similar to a Dutch oven, with a tight-fitting lid. It is used to cook rice, braise meat, and simmer stews and soups.

Pronunciation: [call-dare-oh]

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