M. Japanese Mortar and Pestle / Suribachi & Surikogi

$42.00

In Japan, the mortar is called suribachi and the pestle is surikogi. The mortar is usually made from pottery, while the pestle is a type of hardwood. What makes this mortar and pestle special is the series of ridges, scored into the pottery on the unglazed inside of the bowl. These ridges are called kushi-no-me and they are mostly used for grinding sesame seeds, which pop and crumble against the ridges as the pestle swirls around. You can also use this for mashing tofu, grinding spices, and even grinding meat, like chicken.

 

This set includes:

1 x Ceramic Japanese Mortar (18cm diameter x 7.5cm height)

1x Wooden Pestle Stick (24cm length)

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Please note:

  • Orders are not issued automatically. They need to be processed in our system first. So, if this is ordered on a weekend/public holiday or after 2pm, your order will be processed on the next working day.
  • This can be couriered to you or you can also collect it from our kitchen in Parnell, Auckland. For courier, please allow 2-4 workings days for delivery. For outside of Auckland area, the delivery time may vary.
  • If you need this urgently, please contact us on admin@sachieskitchen.com or +64 9 302 7680.

 

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