Size: W 44cm x D (Φ) 24cm x H 10.5cm (height including handle)Handle length: 22cmFrying pan height: H 3.1cmFrying pan plate thickness: T 2.3mmWeight: 1000g
A 2.3mm thick iron plate is uniformly bent using a 100-ton press. Its thickness ensures even heating without hot spots and excellent heat retention. It's also convenient for serving directly at the table without transferring to a plate. Compatible with induction cooktops, ovens, and direct flame. The rugged and simple design is perfect for outdoor and outdoor use. Iron products become more seasoned with use, developing a better affinity for oil and becoming easier to use over time.
Basic Use of Iron Frying Pans□ When you first start using the frying pan, repeat the process of adding oil and heating it thoroughly 2-3 times. Then, begin cooking. The main causes of sticking after starting use are insufficient preheating before cooking or insufficient oil seasoning on the frying pan.
□ After use, while the pan is still warm, wash it with hot water using a scrub brush, coconut scrub, or bamboo brush, without using detergent. Using detergent will remove the oil film. After washing, heat the pan to evaporate any water. Soaking is strictly prohibited as it can cause rust.
□ Over time, the oil film may gradually wear off, potentially leading to rust. After washing and drying, apply a thin layer of oil before storing. It is sufficient to apply oil occasionally when you notice it, rather than every time. However, apply oil when storing for a long period.
□ If food burns, do not scrub with hard metal objects (such as steel wool). Add hot water, bring to a boil, soften the burnt food, and then scrub it off with a brush. After washing, warm the frying pan and season it with oil.
Hoki Kurayoshi has historically produced many renowned swords using tamahagane (jewel steel) derived from iron sand from the San'in region. Inheriting this technology, in recent times, we have supplied products from Kurayoshi nationwide through the production of items like Inauri Senjin (rice-threshing blades). Our company supplies high-quality products to the market through this traditional blacksmithing technology, equipment, and research and development.Yashima Agricultural Tool Industry Co., Ltd. (Kurayoshi City, Tottori Prefecture)
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