Bruntmor 2-in-1 Enameled Cast Iron Dutch Oven & Skillet Combo with Lid, 3QT Red Enameled Cast Iron Cookware Set for Braising, Casseroles, Slow Cooking - Perfect for Camping, Home Kitchen & Outdoor Cooking

I'm a bachelor, and in the abundance of time I have to myself, I've taken up cooking in the past few years. I started with a basic cheap SS cookware set, upgraded to a aluminum/ceramic cookware set, and now I'm trying to consolidate my all-around workhorses for the kitchen instead of trying to find room for a medley of pots/pans in my studio.Now, I have an 6qt Instant Pot to handle stockpot functions, a medium sauce pan for smaller volumes of liquids/stews, and this 2-1 dutch oven to handle skillet, sauteing, and baking duties. The 2-1 dutch oven also can handle overflow stew/soup duties, if needed. My other appliances include a rice cooker, toaster, and microwave. This addresses 95% of my day-to-day needs and I can still prepare mains for 6-8 people while asking others to bring sides.With all that said, the 2-1 enamel version is a joy to use for my daily meals. I use the skillet at least 4 times a week to make home fries (after microwaving sliced potatoes to speed up the cooking process), crack a few eggs over the skillet, pan-fry some veggies. At first I was worried that repeated use would lead to a lot of chipping on the enamel, especially since I have electric coils, but I've abused the skillet and the enamel still looks perfect.I recommend this 100%.February 2022 update: This combo set is still going strong after almost 3 years! In the past 18 months I've switched to an induction oven, and while the set sees a little less action during the week because I've been cooking less, it's still in perfect shape. If you really want the enamel to look unstained, you can use Bar Keeper's Friend, but I just accept the mild staining over time because I'm afraid of wearing down the enamel. Great job Bruntmor!