Emile Henry Heart Dish Madeleine

Dark chocolate heart cake or caramel fudge with fleur de sel, vanilla heart cake or strawberry tiramisu - in thisbeautiful mould, you can mould, we love to make all kinds of recipes to share with others.

Inspired by the indulgence of homemade cakes and the generosity of those who bake them, Heart Mould brings a message to your table, whether to mark a special moment, celebrate a birthday or simply dine with friends... There are so many occasions to share a gourmet moment.

What's more, your heart cake has every chance of being simply BEAUTIFUL and GOOD! Not only does the smooth design enhance the preparation, supported by the brilliance of the ceramic, but this shimmering material is also renowned for its perfect baking properties. By distributing heat evenly throughout the pan - right down to the heart of the preparation - ceramic ensures that cakes swell optimally.

Served in this mold with its distinctive contours, the effect is all the more touching. And don't worry about plunging your knife or cake scoop into it to serve straight from the dish: Emile Henry ceramic, naturally non-stick, is non-toxic (PFAS-free) and scratch-resistant. So go for it!

And if a few crumbs dare to remain on the bottom of the pan, know that a quick trip to the dishwasher will take care of them...if your guests haven't done so first. (Because let's be honest, when the edges have caramelized a little, the temptation to lick the dish is strong.

Made from HR® ceramic, it is highly resistant for everyday use and keeps the contents hot right through the meal. It can be used in the traditional oven and microwave, and can be cleaned in the dishwasher.

Withstand temperatures between –20 ºC to +270 ºC.
Can be used in gas and electric ovens, micro-wave oven, refrigerator and are dishwasher safe.
Must not be used on cooktops or open flame.
Do not place your hot dish on a cold and/or hot surface.
The dishes are very easy to clean by hand or dishwasher.

Have been manufactured in a small French town Marcigny by one family from 1850 already.