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Güveç is a traditional cooking vessel made of fired clay that delivers heat slowly and evenly. It preserves moisture in meat and vegetable dishes that cook in the oven for a long time. The same name also refers to the dish cooked in it.
Where It's Used
“Arrange the meat and vegetables in the casserole dish and cook slowly in the oven over low heat for a long time.”
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