Yukihira pans evolved from metal cookware that was introduced to Japan in the Meiji era in the late 19th century. Traditionally, yukihira pans are made from sheets of hammered aluminum. The dimples that result from the hammering are the signature feature of a yukihira pan’s appearance and also prevent food from sticking and burning. As a result of its utilitarian design as well as its simple but pleasing aesthetics, yukihira pans are one of the most widely used cookware vessels found in home and commercial kitchens across Japan. This yukihira pan is an evolution of traditional yukihira pans. By using stainless steel instead of aluminum, it increases the durability of the pan and also allows for compatibility with Induction Heat (IH) cooktops. Two spouts allow for pouring from either side of the pan. The pan is 8-Inch in diameter and has a capacity of approximately 64 ounces. There are markings on the inside of the pan of 800, 1200 and 1600 milliliters.
Features
- Stainless steel
- Compatible with IH stovetops
- Dimples prevent food from sticking and burning
- Double spouts allow for pouring from either side
- Made in Japan
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