Salem Pottery Shop Terracotta Clay DOSA and CHAPATHI TAWA (26X3 cm_Brown)
Description
- Material_clay : colour_black : type_cookig and serving vessel
- What is a deep burned clay pot or black pottery deep burned clay pots are made using a very old traditional pottery technique a normal red clay pot is kilned once, and are not exposed to naked flame but deep burned pots are kilned two times, for the second time, potters literally burn the pots stacked together with wood and hay at a temperature nearly 1200 degree celsius this will make the pots very strong and durable deep burned pots can withstand any temperature and last long
- Product benefits cooking in clay pots give you all the calcium, phosphorus, iron, magnesium, sulfur and several other compounds that our body benefits from clay being alkaline in nature helps in neutralizing the ph balance of the food by interacting with the acid present in the food
- Terracotta is a bad conductor of heat but the advantage is the amount of heat it conducts is just about perfect to cook food without over heating clay being a porous material,allows heat and moisture circulate evenly this helps in cooking vegetables and meat evenly moisture content of the food is retained thus making your food juicer, tender and fresher
- Hand made product,size and shape may slightly vary more sand added in clay for extra strength,durability and long lasting,rough finishcheck images read all specifications and place the orderusage instructions are send along with the product
DOSA and CHAPATHI TAWA It is a pioneer whole advertiser and retailer in handicraft products throughout india.We started our online retail with sole motive of helping the craftsman across india,by providing them a better platform online and to help them with maximum profit. We have nearly 200 skilled craftsmen associated with us from different parts of india. How to use your earthenware: use earthen cookware only for cooking where the temperature rise takes place gradually. Sudden rise or fall of the temperature make lead to its cracking. never add broth or cold water into an earthen pot that is already heated. if you are using the dishwasher for washing the unglazed, earthenware do not put in other cookware with it. The rubbing may cause scratches on the earthenware. do not use scratchy powdered cleaner for cleaning your earthenware. Use only a mild soap. to removed food items stuck to your unglazed earthenware, simply soak it in water without detergent. The detergent might be absorbed by the earthenware and prove poisonous while being used the next time.
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