Kyoto's Wire Mesh Crafts ❇︎ Tsujiwa Kanaami Popular bread baking net, introduced by Harumi Kurihara on a cooking show, Large, square, brand new, unused ⭐︎ Baking bread on this baking net creates a wonderfully delicious texture with a crispy surface and a fluffy inside. Other foods that can be deliciously grilled include mochi (rice cakes), matsutake mushrooms, ginkgo nuts, lotus root, bamboo shoots, shishito peppers, mini tomatoes, asparagus, corn, chikuwa (fish sausage), kamaboko (fish cake), and smoked ham ⭐︎ ❇︎ Tsujiwa Kanaami ❇︎ "Kanaami" (wire mesh) is one of Kyoto's traditional crafts, with its origins dating back to the Heian period. "Tsujiwa Kanaami" has been preserving its techniques for over eighty years, and the beauty of the mesh created by skilled craftsmanship has a "grace" that cannot be replicated by mass-produced machine-made products. The large size opens upwards for easy cleaning. ※ When using a gas stove with a sensor, some models may extinguish the flame when the sensor detects something, so please check before use. ※ Cannot be used with IH heaters. ❇︎ Featured in the media ❇︎ Featured in "The World Unknown to Matsuko" as a life-changing cooking tool. Currently, Tsujiwa Kanaami small size is also on sale ⭐︎ In addition, many kitchen goods and tableware are on sale ☆*:.。. ↓↓ #Chic supporting roles that brighten up the dining table Size Width x Length: 22.5 x 22.5 cm Length: 33.5 cm Height: 3 cm Home cooking Popular Bread baking net ⚠️Excerpting and reprinting of the description is prohibited