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Question: Does the lid from the 2-quart pot fit on the Lodge cast iron 8-inch skillet?
Document: I was looking for a small dutch oven that wasn't enamelware and this Lodge Serving Pot fit the bill. Great for cooking for 2, maybe 3, people. Since it's small, it's not too heavy even when filled. I use it in conjunction with my 10-inch cast iron skillet also from Lodge.The preseasoning allowed me to start using the pot right away, though the preseasoning finish on my pot was a bit rougher than I expected and noticed a few pits.
The quiche was tall, light and fluffy and again the cast iron made a wonderful presentation at the table.The lid is tight fitting and well made. The lid also fits the lodge 8" skillet.
I use this pot for making the NYtimes no-knead bread and it's the perfect size for a slightly taller loaf than you would get in a 5 qt pot. This pre-seasoned very well and the lid also fits the 8&#34; Lodge skillet that I already had.
I love it. I don't know why it's a "serving pot" and not a dutch oven, but it functions just fine as one. Being a single person trying to stick to reasonable serving sizes, I find this pot to be ( as Goldilocks said) Just Right. The lid fits the Lodge 8" skillet too, and I like things that coordinate with each other. It has the self-basting points on the lid, clever and functional!
***********My previous review, UNEDITED, below:Darling little 2-quart cast iron dutch oven with perfectly fitting lid, cute, a little mini witch's cauldron! A piece of Americana! You just want to cook a little roast in it, make a little shepherd's pie, squeeze it and tell it you love it and keep it on the stove just for your go-to pot.
This 2-Quart pot is not available in the United Kingdom and it's probably a measure of how highly I value Lodge when I make it known that including international shipping and import duty I paid $56.30 for this pot. With reference to previous reviews, this is cast iron and is made to be functional and not pretty although Lodge go a long way towards making it so.
This is my third dutchoven with a lid. We started with one skillet and now have a growing collection of Lodge Logic. Everything is better when it is cooked in Quality cast iron - Lodge Logic. Don't be fooled by imitations..quality does matter. This cookware does require care, so if you don't want to care for it, don't buy it and then complain about it. Anything worth it, requires care. You will not be unhappy with this cookware...we really love it! !
I have quite a collection of "inherited" cast iron and always enjoy using it. This little pot is great because it is just right for frying up a few french fries or chicken tenders for the kids, or can be pulled into service making a side dish for about 8 people. I used it for baked beans as soon as I opened it and they were GREAT! I have had it about 2 weeks and have used it almost every day!
I cook bread in a 5 quart Lodge dutch oven, and was looking for a smaller pot to bake smaller loaves. I only ordered a couple, because I was concerned it would be too short. This is perfect for a half-loaf -- so I went back and ordered more so that I can fit four at once in my oven, or two beside my 5-qt pot. Love the Lodge quality... and Lodge is an American company, so that's even better.
This pot is no exception! I did some barbecued chicken in the 5 qt one that I bought at the same time as this one and some baked beans in the 2 quart one...lovely and cleanup was a breeze! Cast iron is the way to go!
Answer: yes! and other 8 inch skillets!