Experience the nostalgic taste of rice cooked by your mother over a traditional wood fire. Enjoy perfectly cooked rice and delicious crispy rice crusts! This pot is perfect for cooking rice, stews, deep-frying, and steaming dishes.

Seasoned with Traditional Methods

Our cast iron pot is seasoned using traditional methods, ensuring it doesn’t stick and can be used semi-permanently.

Pre-Seasoned Cast Iron Pot

Before use, the pot is repeatedly heated and coated with perilla oil or cooking oil.

Fully Seasoned Cast Iron Pot

For a fully seasoned pot, add a handful of leafy greens and boil thoroughly before cleaning and use.

Usage and Storage Instructions

Our pots are sold pre-seasoned. If not stored properly and rust forms, follow the guidelines below:

After washing, dry the pot over low heat and apply oil if not used for an extended period. Use a sponge for cleaning.
Deep frying in the pot aids in seasoning.
If the seasoned coating wears off, reapply oil and repeat the seasoning process (steps 4-5).
For rust, repeat the seasoning process (steps 3-5).

Features of the Cast Iron Pot

Maintains high temperatures and evenly distributes heat.
The lid’s weight increases internal pressure, enhancing the taste of rice.
Perfect for cooking mixed grains and brown rice.
Helps prevent adult diseases through iron intake.
Ideal for rich-flavored dishes like beef bone soup, chicken broth, and sweet potatoes.

Seasoning Tips

Regularly using the pot for deep frying helps maintain its seasoning and prevents sticking or rusting. Consistent oil temperature ensures evenly cooked, delicious food.

Tips for Cooking Rice and Storage

Soak rice in water for about 2 hours before cooking for better taste.
Avoid overfilling with water to cook nutritious rice.
Do not frequently open the lid while cooking.
Do not leave cooked rice in the pot for too long.
Use a soft sponge for cleaning; avoid rough scouring pads.
Completely dry the pot after washing. For long-term storage, thoroughly dry over a gas stove and apply a light coat of oil.

Cooking Rice

Soak rice in water for about 2 hours.
Add water and heat the pot on medium-low until it boils.
Once boiling, reduce the heat and cook for approximately 20 minutes to finish.
Enjoy perfectly cooked rice.

Making Delicious Crispy Rice Crust (Nurungji)

Spread cooked rice evenly in the pot and add plenty of water.
Bring to a vigorous boil, then reduce to low heat for about 10 minutes.
Stir well and simmer for an additional 1-2 minutes.
Enjoy your crispy rice crust.

Traditional-Style Seasoned Cast Iron Pot