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• [Solid Wood Handle] The handle is made of wood and stainless steel, not easy to break and stay cool while cooking. Ergonomic design makes it is comfortable to grip
• [Superior Nonstick Performance] The internal & external stone coating is PFOA free, including 2 heat-conducting layers, a rust and abrasion resistant coating for ultra-durability, 3 layers inner coating provides superior nonstick performance. Provides superior nonstick performance and takes the advantages of quick cleanup, water-saving and detergent-saving
• [Durable Construction] This 7” x 5” rustless omelette pan is made of aluminum that heats up quickly and spreads heat evenly. The tightened stainless steel rivet ensures the stability of the omelette pan
• [Application] Applicable for induction cooker, electric furnace, gas and natural gas stovetops. Please be careful when use it on open fire, see the tips below. If you want this omelet pan stays pretty, then do not use it on fire
• [Tips for Use]: Do not let the flame burn the coating directly; Do not use hard utensils. Recommend use nylon, silicone or wooden utensils to protect the nonstick coating. Better with few drops of oils or butter before cooking. Please contact us if you meet any problem, we will try our best to help

User questions & answers

Question:	What material is the handle of stainless steel omelette pan
Answer:	I have ordered x 2 I love it. I smoke in my car so it really cuts the smell but no weird after smellNo glitter
Question:	Will this omelette pan heat slowly
Answer:	Id say they fit about 1 full size stripper and a midget.. Give it that strong smell.
Question:	Does the omelette stick to the pan when you make the omelette on the stovetop
Answer:	It smells as if strippers were in your car
Question:	Does it stick when you make an omelette from this Japanese omelette pan
Answer:	Sorry, I have no idea of the candle scents.I don't have candles in the house. I have another friend who has had his car reupholstered in new leather and his seats were a similar smell. I guess if you blind'tested' each car interior you may pick the new leather, but the comments I received from onlookers at a display were encouraging for the product. I do admit that I sprayed in 4 areas of the interior and the smell has lasted 2-3 weeks. I would expect that the bottle size would last me 12-15 months. Hope this helps you.

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Nonstick Tamagoyaki Japanese Omelet Pan Egg Pan

A popular item to any kitchen, makes cooking a pleasure.

The best choice for omelette lover.

Nonstick Coating

Excellent 3 layers coating: stone internal coating, high convergence coating and non-stick coating, provides exceptional performance, PFOA free and non-toxic for healthy cooking, easy to clean.

Solid Wood Handle

High quality wooden handle for good anti-slip and heat-resistance, with a hole for easy hanging. Proper color matching will be a beautiful scenery in your kitchen.

Arc-shape Edge

The acr-shape edge makes omelet slides smoothly into the plate, super convenient to use.

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Sonoko Sakai Is Your Teacher

Like an orchestra, Japanese cooking is a melding of components. Ingredients in a dish build flavors, and flavors within a dish build on one another. Same thing in a meal—all the dishes build on one another for a resulting symphony of tastes and sensations. The dashi that you will learn to make will show up as a base or seasoning in many other recipes.

Discover Japanese Flavors

In the first section, we will consider the “instruments” of our orchestra and begin to build Japanese flavors. The instruments are our ingredients, some of which will be very familiar to you (eggs, flour, rice) and others perhaps less familiar (bonito flakes, seaweeds). By the end, you will have a fully stocked Japanese kitchen—from grocery store shelves to the garden, and from the stovetop to the refrigerator—and an understanding of how to use and cook the ingredients in that kitchen.

Cooking with a Reverence for Craft

Although I have now lived in California for more than forty years, Japan will always be my home away from home, and it will always be my culinary home. This book gives the sense of craft and reverence of three generations of women in my family: the wisdom, elegance, and independent spirit my grandmother shared with me; my mother’s passion for life and people; and my own culinary discoveries.

Learn to Make Noodles

It has been almost ten years since I began making noodles by hand. My initial motivation was based on a persistent, chronic kind of hunger. I couldn’t find any good noodles in the United States, and I would have to wait until I returned to Japan to get my “good noodle” fix. But I wanted to eat better noodles at home in Los Angeles, so I began studying noodle making whenever I was back in Japan. I am still on this pursuit, and I will teach you what I know.

Use the Five Basic Seasonings

Much of the flavor of Japanese cuisine comes from its distinctive fermented seasonings, which can be daunting to new cooks. But don’t be afraid! Japanese cuisine has five basic seasonings: salt, sugar, soy sauce, miso, and vinegar, and I will teach you the order and ways to use them. I also show how to prepare curry bricks from scratch, using fresh spices and seeds—my students are always amazed at how delicious the curry turns out.

Create and Enjoy Everyday Recipes

You will find recipes for the simple okazu (dishes) that I like to cook and eat, such as Nishime (dashi infused root vegetables), Grilled Eggplant with Herbs Gyoza (fried dumplings), and Koji (marinated salmon). Other classic dishes include Chawanmushi (a savory, soupy warm custard) with Manila Clams and Shiitake Mushrooms and Takikomi-Gohan (vegetables and chicken rice).

Go Beyond the Building Blocks

Once you learn the pantry recipes, you'll be ready for the full expression of Japanese home cooking. My emphasis is on adapting traditional recipes so that they work with a wide range of ingredients. The result is a collection of recipes that make Japanese cooking more accessible to the Western cook.

Build Confidence for Inventive Dishes

Recipes in part two include Ojiya (porridge with Kabocha Squash and Ginger, Kenchin-jiru (hearty vegetable Soup with Sobagaki), Chimaki (wrapped steamed rice dumplings), Oden (Vegetable, Seafood, and meat hot pot), Wakame Soup with Manila Clams, and Goya Champuru (bitter melon, pork, and tofu Scramble.

See Food Purveyors in Action

Featuring stunning photographs by Rick Poon, the book also includes stories of food purveyors in California and Japan, including Niki Nakayama and Carole Nakayama Iida of n/naka, Robin Koda of Koda Farms, and farmers Alex Weiser, Jon Hammond, Sherry Mandell of the Tehachapi Heritage Grain Project.

• SIZE - Length: 42cm/16.53 inches, weight: 95g, Material - Swartizia spp. Wood.
• DESIGN - Selecting the natural timber for processing, every detail of it was meticulously polished. The chopsticks are mellow, full and smooth, burr-free and gentle to hands. Anti-bacteria, wax-free and oil-free, easy to clean and mildew-resistant. The chopsticks ensure the health of body.
• SAFETY - In some cooking links, the chopsticks are good tools. Ordinary chopsticks are so short that the hands might be scalded by boiled oil when we fry the food or produced high-temperature steam when we steam the food. So you need a longer pair of chopsticks for cooking. Please try our Donxote Extended Chopsticks for you. It is able to fry, deep-fry, pick-up and instead-boil at ease. With the Donxote Extended, you will never be worried about burned hands.
• MAINTENANCE - Wooden chopsticks should not be exposed to the sun. They should neither be sterilized at high temperature, nor soaked in water for a long time. After cleaning, they should be dried with a dry cloth.
• SERVICE - Our Full money back! at Donxote we stand behind our products 100% enabling you to make a 100% foolproof purchase.

User questions & answers

Question:	Hello! I dont have a question about the chopsticks but does anyone know what that rack hanging on the end inside the frying pot is
Answer:	It smells like cherry. It’s not over bearing
Question:	What country are these chopsticks made in
Answer:	Yes, Pina Colada Air Freshener has an identical scent as InnerClean Interior Quick Detailer.
Question:	Are these stained or coated? If so, with what
Answer:	Hey! We recommend spraying it on footwells and under the seats.
Question:	Why does the paint come off? Is is food grade
Answer:	Basically a musky, sweet vanilla- cotton candy smell. It's smells amazing. You won't regret it. I'm not sure if that's what strippers really smell like but I like it and I'm a girl

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One of many flavorful recipes: Ginger Pork with Green Cabbage and Rice

You’ll be surprised at how quick and tasty this dish is. The ginger tenderizes the meat, making it melt in your mouth, but be careful not to let it sit for long—the meat will start to break down. I like to eat this with a heaping mound of sliced cabbage. The richness of the pork pairs nicely with the crunchy, fresh cabbage.

Instructions:

1. In a medium bowl, combine the grated ginger, soy sauce, and mirin. Add the pork and let it marinate for 5 minutes.

2. Heat the avocado oil in a medium skillet over medium heat. Add the pork with the marinade and cook until the pork is no longer pink and the sauce has reduced, 5 to 8 minutes.

3. Serve with the cabbage on the side and a bowl of the rice.

Variation Tip: Although pork is traditional, you can also use beef or boneless, skinless chicken thighs.

Product description

This traditional Asian earthen pot with visible natural undertones, has an artisan-made look and feel. It has a simple aesthetic that elevates the look of a table setting.



The Donabe is a clay pot that has been used in Japan for centuries. The clay is somewhat porous, heat and moisture circulate through the pot during cooking, unlike metal, or enamel-lined pots.



Chef Charles Phan from The Slanted Door in San Francisco describes the cooking as "slow, even, delicate.”



The pot heats slowly, enhancing flavor in the simplest dishes.



Add vegetables, protein and broth, put them on the stove, and let them simmer in the pot. Or opt to make fluffy and authentic white rice. But don't stop there, you can also cook brown rice, or other grains of your choice.



DETAILS YOU’LL APPRECIATE

-You can steam, stew, braise, and cook the most incredible rice you’ve ever had

-This Donabe is great for personal or family meals, serves 2-3 people

-This pot is very durable, stove top & oven safe



We guarantee you will love your Donabe or you will receive a 30 day money back guarantee.

And finally , we know that cooking with Donabe is the most ancient way of cooking, it may be a new concept to some. So please, Ask US any questions you might have and we’ll get back to you right away.

• Makes authentic, fluffy rice
• Cooks traditional Japanese stews
• Perfect for personal use or Serves 1-2 people
• 4 cups cooked/1.5 cups uncooked
• L 6" W 6" H 4"

User questions & answers

Question:	Does it come with the wooden board in the pic
Answer:	The body of this pan includes 2 heat-conducting layers, It's made of aluminum, it's heated quickly and evenly.
Question:	Do I have to soak my rice before cooking
Answer:	I have not had a problem with the omelette sticking as long as you use enough oil/fat. I use just under a tablespoon of margarine initially and add a little more before adding more egg if needed. The other thing to make sure is that your pan is not to hot.
Question:	Is this made in Japan
Answer:	I have not had it stick yet. But I hand wash only. Sometimes I even forget to add any oil and still have no issues with sticking!
Question:	Can I use the pot on an electric stove
Answer:	All I can say is it smells really good scent last long .