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Kotobuki 190-803 Earthenware 1 5 Cup uncooked resulting in 4 Cup cooked Rice Cooker Matte Black

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Kotobuki 190-803 Earthenware 1 5 Cup uncooked resulting in 4 Cup cooked Rice Cooker Matte Black
SKU
JC15133
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Source specifications

Brand
M.V. Trading
Capacity
1.5 Cups
Product Dimensions
8"D x 6.75"W x 6"H
Power Source
Direct Heat
Product Care Instructions
Hand Wash
Color
Black
Special Feature
Multi-Cooking
Material
Earthenware
Lid Material
Glass
Item Weight
3.54 pounds
Included Components
Inner Pot, Instruction Manual
Voltage
120 Volts
Model Name
190-803
Manufacturer
Kotobuki
UPC
735343221316 846682022295
Global Trade Identification Number
00846682022295
Item model number
190-803

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About this item

Cook fluffy, glistening rice in this earthen pot. In addition to cooking plain rice, this pot is great for making rice with various ingredients, known in Japan as "takikomi gohan". Recipes for takikomi gohan usually begin with a light dashi broth used as the cooking liquid in place of water and can include scant amounts of soy sauce, mirin and sake for additional flavoring. Vegetable and meat ingredients are then added. Some of the more popular takikomi dishes include matsutake gohan (matsutake mushroom rice), tai meshi (rice with sea bream fish) and gomoku gohan (rice with a combination of five ingredients). The pot has an inner lid which creates extra pressure and steam and helps to prevent messy spill-over while the rice is cooking. Makes fluffy, delicious rice; Create your own mixed-rice recipe; Made in Japan; Not recommended for use in microwave; Hand wash only Rated 4.0 out of 5. Customers find this rice cooker produces perfect results, with one mentioning it cooked brown rice to perfection in 20 minutes.

  • Makes fluffy, delicious rice
  • Create your own mixed-rice recipe
  • Made in Japan
  • Not recommended for use in microwave
  • Hand wash only

Product information

Materials and care

Product Care Instructions
Hand Wash
Material
Earthenware
Lid Material
Glass

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Product details

Cook fluffy, glistening rice in this earthen pot. In addition to cooking plain rice, this pot is great for making rice with various ingredients, known in Japan as "takikomi gohan". Recipes for takikomi gohan usually begin with a light dashi broth used as the cooking liquid in place of water and can include scant amounts of soy sauce, mirin and sake for additional flavoring. Vegetable and meat ingredients are then added. Some of the more popular takikomi dishes include matsutake gohan (matsutake mushroom rice), tai meshi (rice with sea bream fish) and gomoku gohan (rice with a combination of five ingredients). The pot has an inner lid which creates extra pressure and steam and helps to prevent messy spill-over while the rice is cooking.

Highlights: Makes fluffy, delicious rice Create your own mixed-rice recipe Made in Japan Not recommended for use in microwave Hand wash only

Key details: Brand: M.V. Trading | Capacity: 1.5 Cups | Product Dimensions: 8"D x 6.75"W x 6"H | Power Source: Direct Heat | Product Care Instructions: Hand Wash | Color: Black | Special Feature: Multi-Cooking | Material: Earthenware | Lid Material: Glass | Item Weight: 3.54 pounds

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Customer feedback: 4.0/5 average rating.

Customers say: Customers find this rice cooker produces perfect results, with one mentioning it cooked brown rice to perfection in 20 minutes.

Review snippets: I absolutely love this thing. It makes plenty for two people, but takes up very little space in the kitchen. In fact, one of the best things about it is you can cook a tiny amount of rice. I've done / When I unwrapped the box, I admit I was dismayed by the size. It seems so tiny. But this little jewel cooked up a cup of brown rice to perfection. I did everything wrong, too. Didn't soak the rice, peeked