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Digital camera photo of the gas range. The photo's view is narrow showing the open mini-oven. The single pan baking-broiling set-up is visible as it is pulled out of the min-oven in preparation for cooking or toasting. The two switch-levers for the right-hand, water-boiling gas range, and the mini-oven(grill) are visible. The switch-levers and buttons are labeled in Japanese with logos for "rice", "tea-kettle", "timer"etc..

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Digital camera photo of the gas range. The photo's view is narrow showing the open mini-oven. The single pan baking-broiling set-up is visible as it is pulled out of the min-oven in preparation for cooking or toasting. The two switch-levers for the right-hand, water-boiling gas range, and the mini-oven(grill) are visible. The switch-levers and buttons are labeled in Japanese with logos for "rice", "tea-kettle", "timer"etc..
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bs2 (bsmall2@mstdn.jp)'s status on Sunday, 12-Mar-2023 22:01:20 JST bs2
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@clacke @alex
I don't know how digital this marvel of a gas range is but it's surprisingly helpful! I always set the time when heating a pot just in case I get distracted the chickens or the computer or the FoolPhone. With the right set up it will even cook rice nice for you, In Japan it feels better to avoid the electric monopoly with the nukes. The local gas company seems like a more family affair. And big iron frying-pans and woks seem to work better with flame...

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