1.9 L Japanese Donabe Clay Cooking Pot for 2 to 3 People in a Shallow Design for Shared Hot Pot Meals
This 1.9 L Japanese donabe clay cooking pot brings freshly cooked hot pot dishes to the table for meals shared by 2 to 3 people. Its shallow shape suits donabe dining, while the same capacity can serve 3 to 4 people when cooking soups or stews.
The pot retains the heat retention properties of clay cookware in a design described as 15% lighter than conventional products. A specially developed glaze on the black body helps prevent odors and stains, and navy or brown coloring complements a modern table setting.
Use it on gas, electric or ceramic stovetops, or in the oven and microwave. It is not suitable for induction cooktops. The underside is intentionally unglazed for direct heat exposure, so boil-over marks may gradually appear with use.
Features
- 1.9 L capacity accommodates donabe dishes for 2 to 3 people.
- Shallow profile suits shared hot pot meals at the table.
- Soups and stews can serve 3 to 4 people.
- Glaze on the black body helps prevent odors and stains.
- Compatible with gas, electric and ceramic stovetops, plus oven and microwave use.
- Navy and brown color variants.
Specifications
- Product type: Donabe clay cooking pot
- Capacity: 1.9 L (64.2 fl oz)
- Material: Stoneware
- Shape: Shallow
- Donabe serving size: 2 to 3 people
- Soup and stew serving size: 3 to 4 people
- Colors: Navy or Brown
- Body finish: Glazed black body with an unglazed underside
- Stovetop compatibility: Gas, electric and ceramic
- Additional cooking compatibility: Oven and microwave
- Induction compatibility: Not suitable
Frequently Asked Questions
How many people can this 1.9 L donabe serve?
This 1.9 L donabe suits hot pot dishes for 2 to 3 people. For soups or stews, it can serve 3 to 4 people.
Can I use this donabe on an induction cooktop?
No, this donabe is not suitable for induction cooktops. It is compatible with gas, electric and ceramic stovetops.
Can this clay cooking pot go in the oven or microwave?
Yes, this donabe is safe for oven and microwave use, giving you additional ways to cook beyond the stovetop.
Why might marks appear on the bottom of the pot?
The donabe's underside is intentionally unglazed because it is exposed to direct heat. Boil-over marks may gradually appear on that surface with use.