Ikenaga Iron Works Iron Pot 27Cm Wooden Lid For 3-4 People Japan Gourmet Hokka

The Ikenaga Iron Works Iron Pot 27Cm Wooden Lid is an exceptional cookware piece designed for home chefs who appreciate quality and tradition. Its 27cm size is perfect for preparing meals for 3 to 4 people, making it ideal for family dinners or small gatherings. Crafted with precision, this iron pot enhances your cooking experience by evenly distributing heat for perfectly simmered dishes.

Featuring a wooden lid, this pot retains heat and moisture effectively, ensuring your soups and stews develop rich flavors. Made in Japan, the Ikenaga Iron Works iron pot reflects superior craftsmanship and durability. Its traditional design not only adds an authentic touch to your kitchen but also supports the preparation of genuine Japanese gourmet meals like Hokka.

• Product Material: Cast Iron with Wooden Lid

• Manufacturer: Ikenaga Iron Works

• Made in: Japan

• High-quality cast iron construction for excellent heat retention and durability
• 27cm size suitable for cooking meals for 3 to 4 people
• Wooden lid helps retain moisture and heat for flavorful cooking
• Traditional Japanese design ideal for authentic gourmet dishes
• Made in Japan ensuring superior craftsmanship and quality

Before first use, wash the iron pot with warm water and dry thoroughly. Apply a thin layer of cooking oil to season the pot and prevent rusting. Use the pot on low to medium heat to allow even cooking and avoid thermal shock. The wooden lid helps retain moisture during simmering; avoid exposing it to direct flame. After cooking, allow the pot to cool before cleaning. Avoid using soap or abrasive scrubbers to preserve seasoning.

Clean the iron pot with warm water and a soft brush or sponge; avoid soap to maintain seasoning. Dry thoroughly after washing to prevent rust. Apply a thin layer of cooking oil before storing. Do not soak the pot in water or expose it to extreme temperature changes. Store in a dry place with the lid slightly ajar to prevent moisture buildup on the wooden lid.