- The
shichirin (pronunciation of
shichirin; ****anese: 七輪,
literally "seven wheels") is a
small charcoal grill.
Shichirin being a
compound word made up...
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resemble traditional, ****anese, charcoal-heated
cooking utensils called shichirin. Alternatively, "hibachi-style" is
often used in the U.S. as a term for...
-
hibachi refers to a
small cooking stove heated by
charcoal (called a
shichirin in ****anese), or to an iron hot
plate (called a
teppan in ****anese) used...
- uses a wide, flat open
fireplace in the
style of an irori,
rather than a
shichirin or
other type of
charcoal cooking implement.
Robata originates from a...
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Sabbath mode
Salamander broiler Samovar Sandwich toaster Self-cleaning oven
Shichirin Slow
cooker Solar cooker Sous-vide
cooker Soy milk
maker Stove Susceptor...
- are
commonly confused with the
hibachi barbecue grill,
which is
called shichirin in ****anese, and has a
charcoal or gas
flame and is made with an open...
- ya-(tsu)ki-ni-ku (8 = ya, 2 = ni, 9 = ku).
Asado Yakitori Teriyaki Teppanyaki Shichirin Yakisoba Galbi Bulgogi Gyu-Kaku, a
chain of
yakiniku restaurants Cuisine...
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Dakota fire pit Lovo
Energy poverty and
cooking Hāngī
Hexamine stove Kālua
Shichirin Volcano stove "Rocket
Stove |
Rocket Works". rocketworks.org. Archived...
-
native pugon or kalan, a
small wood-fired
stove similar to a ****anese
shichirin.
Tapayan List of
cooking vessels "Clay Pots (Palayok)".
Retrieved 2007-07-27...
- The
shichirin, a
lightweight charcoal stove, has been used in ****an in much the same form
since at
least the Edo
period (1603-1868). Old
shichirin are...
