Attention! Read the instructions carefully before use!
Do not expose ceramics to a sharp temperature drop, from which it is destroyed. You can cook meat, fish, vegetables in such dishes.
Very important! Do not allow ceramics to come into contact with open fire; you must wait until the coals are completely burned out. When ready, the dish cannot be taken out of the tandoor immediately. Remove the lid and let the ceramic cool down for a few minutes. Otherwise, if these rules are not followed, the ceramics will crack.
How to care:
- be sure to rinse ceramic dishes with hot water before pouring boiling water into them;
- wash in warm water with a little detergent added. Use a soft brush to wash the dishes, do not scrape the dishes with a knife or other sharp objects. Then leave to dry, without covering or wiping. Do not use dishwashers to wash pottery.
Oxford 210 is a polyester fabric made of profiled yarn that provides increased strength, abrasion resistance, light weight of products and color fastness to UV and washing. The polyurethane (PU) coating makes the fabric water repellent and waterproof.
Dust-waterproof cover for Tandoor Eastern
Oxford 210 is a polyester fabric made of profiled yarn that provides increased strength, abrasion resistance, light weight of products and color fastness to UV and washing. The polyurethane (PU) coating makes the fabric water repellent and waterproof.
How it works: you heat the tandoor as usual, get a large amount of coals and a grate that is red-hot. Previously, it was necessary to remove all (or almost all) of the coals. Now, using a stone, you simply level the coals over the grate with an even layer (1-2 cm thick, the coals remain under the grate), then with the help of a poker we pry the stone and lower it into the tandoor on the...
Attention! Read the instructions carefully before use!
Do not expose ceramics to a sharp temperature drop, from which it is destroyed. You can cook meat, fish, vegetables in such dishes.
Very important! Do not allow ceramics to come into contact with open fire; you must wait until the coals are completely burned out. When ready, the dish cannot be taken out of the tandoor immediately. Remove...
