Archive for February, 2010

Thursday, February 18th, 2010

Mishima Donabe

Mishima Donabe

Donabe (cooking pot) can be used in the oven, microwave, and stove top (electric, gas & portable) and is a great way to cook & serve in the same container!

First thing to do when you bring your pot home: just fill it up with some tap water, and leave it overnight. After this you may use the pot anytime without having to do this step, but we do recommend that you do this again if you store your pot for a long time without using.

Tips on cooking with a Donabe Pot:
1. When using-it MUST be a soup-based meal (always having liquid inside.)
2. Do NOT use this with oil to fry things. And always keep the outside part dry.
3. Do not use harsh detergents or metal scrubs when cleaning.
4. Use care when opening the lid of moisture from inside and the lid itself will be hot!

The bottom of the pot will get dark from cooking, but many feel this brings more of a beauty to your pot and meal! Sometimes you may notice a difference in texture, color and or finish between the bottom pot and the lid. This is because in Japan they are made at 2 different places - each focusing their work in the purpose of each part.

They are great for sukiyaki, udon, shabu shabu, stew, or any other liquid base meal!

If you have any questions about the pot, please feel free to contact us by: email: customerservice@tokiusa.com or by calling us at 800-269-5099 M-F 10am-5pm(est).
Please see our Donabe Cooking Pots online at:
http://www.tokiusa.com/donabe.html

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Friday, February 12th, 2010

Night Lights

Night Lights

These asian style night lights are so beautiful and can make any room quite lovely even when they are not on!
Please see our collection at http://www.tokiusa.com/dolls-decorations-and-such/night-lights.html

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Friday, February 5th, 2010

Because of its ability to mix with hot OR cold water, Matcha Matcha Tea can also be used as an ingredient to make a unique dish or drink! Read about this special tea here on this link http://tokiusa.com/bl/2009/07/21/matcha-matcha-tea/
See these great photos of special dishes!

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