Ishigaki Industry Sukiyaki Pot With Wooden Lid Gas Fire Ih Iron Casting Japan 29X27.5X8.5Cm

Experience authentic Japanese cooking with the Ishigaki Industry Sukiyaki Pot with Wooden Lid Gas Fire IH Iron Casting. Crafted from durable cast iron, this pot delivers excellent heat retention and even cooking, making it perfect for preparing traditional sukiyaki and other hot pot dishes. Its generous size of 29X27.5X8.5 cm is ideal for family meals or gatherings, allowing you to serve delicious, warm dishes with ease.

This sukiyaki pot features a stylish wooden lid that not only helps retain heat but also adds a classic touch to your kitchenware collection. Designed specifically for use on gas and induction heating (IH) stoves, it combines functionality with authentic Japanese craftsmanship. Elevate your dining experience and enjoy the rich flavors of homemade hot pot meals using this premium pot.

• Product Material: Cast Iron and Wood

• Manufacturer: Ishigaki Industry

• Made in: Japan

• Made from high-quality cast iron for excellent heat distribution and retention
• Comes with a wooden lid that helps keep heat inside while adding aesthetic appeal
• Suitable for gas fire and induction heating (IH) stoves
• Generous size (29X27.5X8.5 cm) perfect for family meals or group dining
• Authentic Japanese craftsmanship ensuring durability and traditional cooking experience

Place the Ishigaki Industry Sukiyaki Pot on a gas or induction heating stove. Preheat the pot gradually to avoid thermal shock and add ingredients according to your recipe. Use the wooden lid to cover the pot during cooking to retain heat and moisture. After use, allow the pot to cool before cleaning to maintain its quality and prevent damage.

Hand wash the pot with warm water and a soft sponge; avoid using harsh detergents or abrasive materials to protect the cast iron surface. Dry thoroughly after washing to prevent rust. Apply a light layer of cooking oil to the cast iron surface occasionally to maintain seasoning. Store in a dry place and avoid exposing the wooden lid to excessive moisture to preserve its condition.