can this be used for tamagoyaki (japanese omelette?)
1446027
Don't see why not .... but then I'm not familiar on any special requirements for making a tamagoyaki.
1497666
Definitely. There are a lot of people using it in recipes like that. I haven't tried it, but I saw several recipes online for cakes and muffins that called for it.
2244177
Probably not. It probably has extra PTFE. It is very non-stick. In fact, Zojirushi probably makes the best Teflon (PTFE) products in the world. I love my pan, don't use it a ton, but it works very very well.
1358448
it's not suitable for flipping an omelet...(unless you're a gifted omelet flipper). It's a deep skillet. I love my set though. I've had it for about 6 years and they are holding up great!
1001662
I have not tried that but see no reason it would not work. Mayonnaise is about the same thickness as pudding and it will do that.
2239355
yes, if the tofu piece is thick enough.The fish basket works well, but make sure that you spray a non stick coating prior to grilling.
34475
No, no additional steps should be necessary. I make Spanish omelets with cheese quite often and it works great.
1586973
An omelette will have to be folded by you, it's not automatic. It's great for flipping to the other side with little or no mess.
981325
0votes I suggest consulting experienced, profesional sources for guidance. I have had good success using the techniques described by this source: http://www.japanesechefsknife.com/howtosharpen.html They seem to be knowledgeable. Good luck!
719235
I haven't tried it, but have read that you can buy the gasket for the ISI Gourmet and it fits onto this model for use with hot recipes. (As shipped, the included gasket does not support hot recipes.)
2284352
Cooking is about experiment and trying things to make you enjoy it. So please go ahead and try the omelet. Though it is dried yeast flakes with an egg like flavor.
1887190
I suggest consulting experienced, profesional sources for guidance. I have had good success using the techniques described by this source: http://www.japanesechefsknife.com/howtosharpen.html They seem to be knowledgeable. Good luck!
82220
yes you can but if you did i'd put a couple of TBLSP of water in the side not being used. I use egg beaters that is premixed and always use both sides the extra omelette i put in the refig to eat the next day.
1099844
I like my eggs cooked hard, and I don't think this could be accomplished with adding extras. The machine is meant to soft poach eggs...they come out soft and with a goopey middle...not sure an omelet type could be cooked right.
544817
Three is about the limit if you are going to use veggies along with them. I haven't tried just a plain egg omelet so I can't tell you for sure about that. It really makes a good omelet, albeit a tad slower than I thought, but still is fun to use and yummy outcomes :)
2042149
I think I had an instructuction book in Chinese and several pieces of papers written in English. Actually, the product is made in Korea, so I could find many recipes but I did not use them. (I am not sure the company provides the instructions in English, but I think you can search at google. :D) I am using this plate a substitute of frying pan and small pot. I can make scrembled egg, french toasts without changing the recipe for frying pan and stove. And I made chicken stew with this product. For time setting, I had to try and check it is enough or needs more time during the cooking.
2150747
Have used (usually 5-Days / Week) for past two months ..... I usually make omelets using X-Virgin Olive Oil. It works great so far ... No Sticking. Had a similar (no-flip) sibe~by~side Nordic Omlet Pan - was rectangularlly shaped (two adjacent rectangular compartments). This one also worked fine(still available on Amazon.com); but Teflon wore-off after 4-years. This one was also fine; but, new Pan in My judgement is easier to use ... You only need to flip one side over the other with no Spatula-Flipping necessary as with the rectangular pan.