Ebm Copper Tamagoyaki Rectangular Omelette Pan - Kansai Style 15cm

The Ebm Copper Tamagoyaki Rectangular Omelette Pan - Kansai Style 15cm is a beautifully crafted kitchen tool designed for making perfect Japanese-style rolled omelettes. Its copper construction ensures excellent heat conductivity, allowing for even cooking and precise temperature control. Whether you are a professional chef or a home cook, this pan will help you create delicious tamagoyaki with ease and style.

Designed with both functionality and tradition in mind, this rectangular omelette pan is made in Japan by Ebematsu Co., Ltd, a respected manufacturer known for high-quality kitchenware. Its compact 15cm size is perfect for preparing individual portions or small servings, making it a versatile addition to any kitchen. The pan combines durability with elegance, enhancing your cooking experience while preserving the authentic Kansai style.

• Product Material: Copper

• Manufacturer: Ebematsu Co., Ltd

• Made in: Japan

• Copper cookware provides excellent heat conductivity for even heating and cooking
• Durable commercial-grade cookware made in Japan to the highest quality standards
• Rectangular shape designed specifically for making traditional Japanese rolled omelettes (tamagoyaki)
• Compact 15cm size ideal for small portions and precise cooking control
• Gas stove compatible, suitable for traditional cooking methods

Before first use, assemble the pan and handle using the included screws (screwdriver not included). Use the pan exclusively on gas stoves, as it is not compatible with induction or microwave ovens. Apply oil to the inside of the pan before each use to maintain its condition and prevent sticking. Avoid leaving food in the pan for extended periods to prevent discoloration and transfer cooked food to another container promptly. Use resin spatulas or flippers to protect the pan's surface during cooking.

To keep the pan clean and in optimal condition, wash it with a pH-neutral detergent after each use and dry it thoroughly to prevent rust. Avoid using metal utensils that may damage the surface, opting instead for resin tools. Store the pan in a dry place and avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures or harsh chemicals to maintain its quality and appearance over time.