SoraKitchen
Mr. Sato heads to the SoraKitchen with a bowl of pancake batter, a tube of mayo, and a desire to know if, and how, this cooking hack works.
Mr. Sato dreams up an innovative way to ensure good luck and give yourself an excuse to eat fried chicken.
Ridiculously easy and amazingly tasty come together in this takikomigohan rice cooker idea.
Today in the SoraKitchen, we’re not just making umeboshi, we’re making umeboshi inside our office.
Today in the SoraKitchen, we push the melon bread envelope with melon bread filled with onigiri, mochi, and even ramem.
With McNuggets on sale, we’re diving back into the rich world of crazy rice cooker cooking.
If you don’t have a team of sumo wrestlers to cook chanko nabe for you, will a rice cooker do the job for a one-person hot pot meal?
Today in the SoraKitchen, we attempt to make sukiyaki with zero ingredient cutting and just one button press.
Its mysterious outer coating is not burned but simply incorporates one special ingredient.



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