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Rock casting|Rice pot with iron lid|IH kettle-shaped rice pot/Dutch pot/rice pot/rice pot/multi-iron pot/cast iron pot/stock pot/camping-21085

Rock casting|Rice pot with iron lid|IH kettle-shaped rice pot/Dutch pot/rice pot/rice pot/multi-iron pot/cast iron pot/stock pot/camping-21085

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🏢 Company introduction:

Iwazo's cast iron pot comes from Morioka, Japan. It is made of high-quality iron and has been treated with silicone paint to make it strong and durable. It is suitable for a variety of heat sources and comes with a cast iron lid. It is simple and practical and is an indispensable tool in the kitchen.

Three-way cooking

💡 Product features:

|Material|

  • <Body>Cast iron (silicone coating)
  • <Interior> Enamel processing
  • <Lid>Cast iron (silicone coated)
  • <Handle> Cast iron (coated)

|Size|

  • 28×22×H13.5cm
  • <Inner diameter>18×18×D11cm

|Weight| About 3.4kg

|Heat source| Can be used for gas, open flame, IH, etc.

|Origin|Made in Japan

🚫 Notes:

  • Approximately six bowls of rice (three cups of rice) can be cooked at one time


Wuhe cooking

💡 Product features:

|Material|

  • <Body>Cast iron (silicone coating)
  • <Interior> Enamel processing
  • <Lid>Cast iron (silicone coated)
  • <Handle> Cast iron (coated)

|Size|

  • 30.5×25×H14.5cm
  • <Inner diameter>20×20×D12cm

|Weight| About 4.2kg

|Heat source| Can be used for gas, open flame, IH, etc.

|Origin|Made in Japan

🚫 Notes:

  • Approximately ten bowls of rice (five cups of rice) can be cooked at one time

💬 Instructions before use:

  • How to open the pot (moisten the pot) for the first time:
    • First clean the pot with a brown brush, then heat it over medium heat to dry out the water in the pot and turn off the heat.
    • Wait for the pan to cool until it is not hot to the touch.
    • Add about half a cup of cooking oil and spread it evenly in the pot.
    • Wipe edges to ensure even coverage.
    • Turn on low heat again, heat for about 3-4 minutes, then turn off the heat.
    • Let the oil cool slightly and then pour the oil back into the container.
    • At this point, the pot opening (moisturizing) procedure is completed.
    • If using an induction cooktop, start with low heat.
    • Then gradually increase the temperature to avoid uneven bottom temperatures.
  • Please preheat the pan and add appropriate amount of oil before each use to prevent food from sticking.
  • When you see the oil starting to texture inside the pan, it's ready for cooking.
  • After cooking, transfer food to a plate and avoid storing food in the cast iron pan for extended periods of time.
  • You can refer to our cooking video: https://reurl.cc/MyW8Ym
  • If you need help cooking, you can send us a private message



💡 Notes:

  • After use, while the pot is still hot, clean the pot with a brown brush.
  • If there is a burnt pot, soak it and then clean it.
  • It is not recommended to use detergent frequently to avoid cleaning out the grease in the pores of the pot.
  • Use cleansers with natural ingredients.
  • After cleaning, make sure the pot is completely dry to avoid rust caused by prolonged moisture.
  • If there is rust, scrub it with a brown brush or steel wool, then reheat and add oil for maintenance.
  • You can use a shovel, but choose a shovel with an arc angle to avoid damaging the pot body.
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