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Kikka White Chrysanthemum Donabe Japanese Clay Pot for 3 to 4 Persons

Prix de vente$129.00 USD

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Inspired by the elegant silhouette of the chrysanthemum, this donabe clay pot is meticulously produced using the traditional kohiki method. A layer of white clay, or shirogesho, is applied atop the base clay prior to glazing and firing, resulting in a predominantly white vessel embellished with intricate patterns and subtle tones that not only accentuate your culinary masterpieces but also radiate a relaxed, welcoming aura. 

Made to balance style with utility, this donabe ensures effortless handling, allowing you to enjoy freshly prepared, steaming-hot meals directly at your table. Its design features a sleek black body treated with a proprietary glaze that effectively resists odors and stains, guaranteeing durability and easy upkeep. The unglazed exterior bottom is purposefully crafted to endure direct heat, further enhancing its functionality. With a generous capacity of 2.7 L (91.3 fl oz), it’s well-suited for serving donabe dishes to three to four people.

Ideal for an array of dishes—from shabu shabu and oden to hearty stews—this versatile cookware meets the demands of modern culinary artistry. Its visual charm is underscored by a color scheme inspired by traditional Japanese hues, effortlessly complementing contemporary interiors and creating a table setting that is both inviting and visually captivating.

Kikka White Chrysanthemum Donabe Japanese Clay Pot for 3 to 4 Persons
Kikka White Chrysanthemum Donabe Japanese Clay Pot for 3 to 4 Persons Prix de vente$129.00 USD
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Les pots en argile japonais, connus sous le nom de donabe, sont souvent utilisés dans les restaurants et les maisons pour servir des plats authentiques de fondue chinoise comme chanko nabe, yudofu, et odenCes plats favoris de l'hiver sont particulièrement savoureux lorsqu'ils sont préparés dans un donabe traditionnel.

Les chefs expérimentés et la science s'accordent à dire que cuisiner avec un donabe rend les aliments plus savoureux. Des études montrent que, comparé à une casserole en métal, la cuisson avec un donabe peut produire jusqu'à 30 % d'acide glutamique supplémentaire, un composant essentiel de l'umami.

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