Cook in style with this Sukiyaki nabe pot mirrored stainless steel pot. Not only does it feature a sleek, mirrored stainless steel finish, but it includes removable handle which is providing extra stability during transport. Suitable for all gas stove, BUT NOT suitable for induction cooktop, IH cooktop. For excellent longevity, the stainless steel used for this pot is manufactured by Marutama...
Elevate your tabletop presentation with this Peach Brand Yosenabe shallow stainless steel pot! The convenient size and design of this serving dish makes it perfect for entrees, appetizers, sides, or desserts. Traditionally used to serve Yosenabe (Japanese hot pot), this dish is perfect for presenting your meat. seafood, tofu, egg, and vegetable soup dish! This dish's versatile shape and style...
No other pan in your kitchen has the versatility of a good wok pan! Woks aren’t just for Asian cuisine anymore; the design of the wok pan is perfect for cooking a variety of dishes. Unlike a traditional skillet, which cooks from the bottom of the pan only, the wok features high steep sides that cook foods from all sides....
Throw in your own flavor with this Yamaga Nabe cast iron noodle bowl! Whether you're making an Japanese-inspired sukiyaki stew, shabu shabu, or original nabemono dish, this round bowl will do the trick. Perfect for housing a slew of ingredients, the large bowl is big enough to serve a stew, yet small enough to keep hot at a dining table....
RiverLight KIWAME PREMIUM SERIES. SIZE : 11.81in,30cm Why Is Iron (Steel Sheet) Good for Frying Pans? Food needs to be cooked in high temperature at approximately 170–180°C (338-356°F) in order to bring out its best flavor. Iron is a material with higher heat resistance, and is also the one best-suited to storing and releasing heat. In other words, not only...
RiverLight KIWAME PREMIUM Series. SIZE : 11in,28cm Why Is Iron (Steel Sheet) Good for Frying Pans? Food needs to be cooked in high temperature at approximately 170–180°C (338-356°F) in order to bring out its best flavor. Iron is a material with higher heat resistance, and is also the one best-suited to storing and releasing heat. In other words, not only...
