6 QT Stainless Steel Braiser
6‑Qt Stainless Steel Braiser
A wide stainless steel pan built for big batches. Sear, braise, simmer, and serve all in one. And yes, it’s dishwasher-safe.
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Oven Safe up to 800°F
Induction Compatible
Dishwasher Safe
Lid Included
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Why the 6‑Qt Stainless Steel Braiser Is Ideal for Big‑Batch Cooking
The 6 QT Stainless Steel Braiser is built for the kind of cooking that starts with serious browning and finishes with a covered simmer. Its wide cooking surface gives you room to sear and reduce in larger batches, while the high, straight sides help contain splatter and keep saucy dishes manageable. With a lid included, it’s designed to go from stovetop to oven to table with fewer handoffs, and it’s dishwasher safe when you’re done.
Because it’s a 5-ply stainless steel pan with a 3.0 mm thickness, this braiser is a strong pick when you want steady heat and fewer hot spots across the base. That matters for big-batch cooking where you’re browning in batches, building a fond, then deglazing and simmering without constantly chasing temperature changes. If you’re comparing materials or shapes across the lineup, you can browse more stainless steel cookware for different capacities and silhouettes.
The shape also helps with versatility: the straight sides give you depth for braising, simmering, and saucy dishes, while the wide bottom is practical for searing and browning more at once. Dual curved helper handles make it easier to lift and carry, especially when full. It’s induction compatible and oven safe up to 800°F (426°C), so you can start a recipe on the burner, then finish in the oven without switching vessels.
If you’re deciding between this and other covered, oven-ready pots, it can help to explore the broader category of dutch ovens and braisers. This 6-qt braiser leans into surface area plus side height, a combination that’s especially useful when you want more browning room than a taller pot typically provides.
For best results on stainless steel, preheat the empty pan on medium-high for 3 to 4 minutes, until a splash of water forms round balls that bounce across the surface, then add oil or butter before cooking. Cleanup is straightforward, and for stubborn stains you can use Bar Keeper’s Friend or baking soda with a soft sponge. For more specifics, see Misen’s stainless steel pan care guide.
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Frequently Asked Questions About stainless steel braisers
What cooking tasks is this 6-qt braiser designed for?
It’s a wide stainless steel pan made for big batches, with a surface that’s suited to searing and browning, plus high straight sides for braising, simmering, and saucy dishes. It’s built to handle the full flow of a recipe, from stovetop cooking through covered cooking with the included lid.
Is this braiser oven safe and induction compatible?
Yes. The 6 QT Stainless Steel Braiser is induction compatible, and it’s oven safe up to 800°F (426°C). That makes it easy to start on the stovetop and finish in the oven without transferring food to another pan.
Does it include a lid, and can it go in the dishwasher?
A lid is included, which is helpful for braises, covered simmering, and reducing splatter. The braiser is also dishwasher safe for convenient cleanup after big-batch cooking.
How should I preheat stainless steel before cooking in this braiser?
Preheat the empty braiser on medium-high for 3 to 4 minutes. It’s ready when a splash of water forms round balls that bounce around the surface. For best results, add oil or butter before you start cooking.
What should I do if stainless steel develops stubborn stains?
For stubborn stains, apply Bar Keeper’s Friend or baking soda, then rub with a soft sponge or cloth. This approach is recommended for the braiser’s stainless steel surface and can help restore the pan after high-heat searing and long simmers.