Friday, 12 April 2019

What is clay tandoor oven?


 It is an Indian version of clay ovens which is also used in many other parts of the world with different names and in different shapes. The Tandoor oven is actually a 3 feet pot made of clay. The outer layer of this pot is made of insulated material, mostly cement. To use this oven first coal is burnt and placed beneath the pot. Then the marinated food is put on skewers and placed inside the Tandoor. 






How it works?

Tandoor oven is quite different from your grill or any other type of cooking in the way it works. In normal grill, food is put on the skewers and then these skewers are placed on grill. The food is cooked till it gets slightly charred and at one time only one side gets cooked which is not the case with Tandoor oven. The fire is made beneath the pan which means the food does not come directly in contact with fire. It does not get burnt or charred the way it does in conventional grills. Secondly the air inside the pot gets heated in Tandoor which helps the dishes in cooking evenly all the time, which means you do not need to change sides again and again to make sure the food is evenly cooked.
 
 
 

 
 
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