can you use this set to warm the sake?
1839299
Yes, you can put the bottle that contains sake in warm water to warm the sake. However you need to be careful if you want to use the set in microwave to warm sake - you can warm sake using very short time such as 30 seconds in microwave. thanks.
1839300
Yes, you can put the bottle that contains sake in warm water to warm the sake. However you need to be careful if you want to use the set in microwave to warm sake - you can warm sake using very short time such as 30 seconds in microwave.thanks.
1839301
Yes, I have used it several times. However, I heat hot water in a cooking pan and put the sake container in the middle.
1839302
Yes. Has worked fine so far. Using the heated water in a cooking pot method.
440058
Yes you can. It has a very thick base which holds the heat in. You need very little electricity in order to heat it up. Lower the temp quickly because electric stoves sometimes need time to cool down
1160627
Sure you can. Heat is heat whether on a stove or grill or candle for that matter. To cook good waffles on this thing your temp needs to be medium high as they say on the fancy cooking shows. Just play with it a few times. You'll get it. This waffle iron is a good one. Might get that bbq flavour in the waffles though. Don't know if I'd like that.
517495
I suppose you could, however be careful getting to close to the heating element. People like the sheets because you can wash them and re-use them.
431846
Noooooo...I wouldn't do it. Optimum tea brewing for Japanese green tea (my favorite) occurs at 180 degrees. This pot is perfect for that but as a container not preparer. I would not put heat in direct contact with the glass. Even Bodum recommends using a "trivet" when warming tea. This pot is not designed for direct boiling of water. Sorry.
1900484
Absolutely! This is great quality cookware with wonderful heat distribution. Not lightweight, by any stretch of the imagination. Would be wonderful for a small kitchen with very little storage space, because it all nests together, even the extra colander basket and non-stick saute skillet. The only reason they are not in my indoor kitchen is that I use primarily 12 inch skillets to cook on a daily basis, to allow for more volume. I can definitely recommend this set for household use. You may need an extra handle, if it's your only cookware.
1161314
You definitely can. It is a stainless steel so it should not be a problem. However, make sure you set it on a medium flame because the handles can sometimes go bad with continuous exposure to high heat. But the body of the cooker itself is of a very good quality steel and can be used as pan for sautéing, as pressure cooker and of course for deep frying too.
1365093
Yes, definitely. The steaming part is used when you need to steam something otherwise just use put the rice on the "bowl" into the base and cover with the glass top. Don't forget to press the switch to cook :)
1882697
I've never done that, but I believe you can. We usually use them for soup. I remember they come with a list of don'ts and care instructions, but can't find it.
1919971
Yes, you need metal pans that can induce the heating element on the PIC. I recommend cast iron.
1419439
I know you can, I put my ceramic tea pot on it too. Temperatures is perfect to keep the tea warm, but never hot.
1338207
The official answer is no, because thats what the manufacturer say in the included card. If you know how to control the temperature well though to avoid any sudden changes in temperature in the glass, you can probably get away with it. I would use the tealite warmers over putting it on the stove though. This works very well with the temperature controlled water boilers to brew the perfect tea when dealing with the more delecate ones (green and white teas especially). The difference in taste is night and day when using the proper temperature water and correct brew time for the specific tea. The official answer is no, because thats what the manufacturer say in the included card. If you know how to control the temperature well though to avoid any sudden changes in temperature in the glass, you can probably get away with it. I would use the tealite warmers over putting it on the stove though. This works very well with the temperature controlled water boilers to brew the perfect tea when dealing with the more delecate ones (green and white teas especially). The difference in taste is night and day when using the proper temperature water and correct brew time for the specific tea.
682961
I would not recommend using a warmer with this teapot. It's a beautiful piece, and I love the detail, however, I do not think the porcelain will do well with direct heat.
1939324
Sorry, I am not using the set for Sake, I have no wish to clean said items inmicrowave or dishwasher. My cleaning involves warm soap and water, sincemy use is limited to watercolor painting.
745540
Yes you can but the little bottom piece will get stuck on bottom so when you pull them out ( by nipple) have a napkin to sit it on. Simple and way better than any warmer I've used.
912126
No !!! A converter would be necessary or you might seriously damage the set.
5306
Yes! Setting a specific temp is impossible (a lot of tinkering with knob), a good cooked steak is possible.