Cast Iron Square Paniyaram Pan – 9 Pits | Paniyarakal for Paddu
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Cook delicious paniyarams (paddu, kuzhi paniyaram, appe) the traditional way with this handcrafted cast iron square paniyaram pan.
Designed with 9 uniform pits and a flat base that makes it...
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PRODUCT INFORMATION
Weight (Kg) | Width In CM | Height In CM |
|---|---|---|
1.7 | 18.5 | 4.6 |
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All our products are handcrafted and this results in each product being unique and slightly different from each other and therefore will have variations on dimensions & weight.---------------------------------------------------------
Cook delicious paniyarams (paddu, kuzhi paniyaram, appe) the traditional way with this handcrafted cast iron square paniyaram pan.
Designed with 9 uniform pits and a flat base that makes it induction friendly, it ensures even heating for perfectly crisp and fluffy results.
Naturally pre-seasoned by artisans, this cast iron paniyaram pan is chemical-free, requires less oil, and only gets better with every use. A durable and timeless addition to your Indian cookware collection
Packaged and Marketed by:
Zishta Traditions Private Limited
Address: 25/1, 9th Cross, 19th A Main, JP Nagar 2nd Phase, Bangalore 560078
Contact: +919008220185 , support@zishta.com
Country of Origin: India
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Frequently asked Queries
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What is the difference between Iron and Cast Iron
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Are they Pre-seasoned?
All our Iron & Cast Iron Cookware are pre-seasoned following traditional techniques. We use Gingely (Sesame) oil for the seasoning process.
How to start using the Cast Iron cookware?
First wash the cookware really well. then heat it in gas burner, add 2- 3 spoons of cooking oil and cut an onion and fry it in them for about 5-7 mins in low flame. Then discard the onions and the cookware is ready for use.
How to remove rust from Iron & Cast Iron Cookware
The process of removing rust is fairly easy and clearly explained in this video
Why does Zishta Cast Iron have a rough finish?
As most of our Cast Iron range is hand finished they do have a rustic finish. The surface is not worked on machine with mineral oil and lathe. This is the traditional finish that we have. Few tawas and Kadais we also have with Machine finish. Please choose depending on your preference.
Cast Iron Vs Iron Cookware
Key Differences
Here are some critical differences between Cast Iron & Iron Cookware that would assist you with your purchase
Yes
Yes
Much Heavier
Much lighter
Ideal for Long Duration Cooking
Short Duration cooking < 20 mins
High
Low
Not recommended in new cookware
Small quantities of Lime/Tomatoes is fine.
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