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Porcelain enamel is a glass-like coating used to coat metals such as cast iron, steel, and aluminum in cookware. Such coated cookware is often referred to as “enamelware”. Porcelain enameling has been practiced by different cultures across millennia. The manufacturing process and elements of porcelain enamel are similar to that for glass.
