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It's Time to Have a Personal Home Tandoor!

As you know tandoor oven is originated from India especially Mughals and known for its delicacies and fine cuisine. It is ideal for family meals and parties. Vertical barbeque offers low fat and healthy way to cook food, meat, poultry, seafood and bread chapatti known as ‘naan’. In order to lit it up, it requires a large amount of air. If you use it in your kitchen, make sure windows are wide open. Once it is heated up you can put your forearm right into the mouth of tandoor to stick the slippery, soft on the heated wall. But do it carefully because it may cause burn to your forearm and it hardly takes 90 seconds to bake the naan.


Bread chapatti is a unique cuisine and can be served with either non-vegetarian or vegetarian food. The whole baking and grilling process is fun doing and you can impress your friends, guest by bringing tandoor home. Days are gone when the only option was to order tandoor baked and grilled foods from restaurant. With the availability of residential tandoor, it is dream come true. If you are a cooking enthusiast, tandoor addition to your kitchen will be a right approach extending the limits of your kitchen. 

Tandoor grilled foods are another widely demanded food, poultry, meat, paneer, and seafood, etc are grilled in no time. It offers delicious cuisine with extravagant taste. Well there is no alternative to tandoor is available that can provide temperature up to 500°F. No matter you try to work with the oven but you’ll not get the taste half as good as a tandoor.

How to buy residential tandoor?

With the modernization and the zeal of trying different cooked foods at your own premises, residential tandoor is a great addition. It not only allows you to bake ‘naan’ but also offers to grill. There are many kitchenware companies provides tandoor of various shape and sizes. Due to increase in demand companies start taking precaution measure in terms of safety and durability. While choosing any tandoor always ensure what’s your actual need and how many people are there in your family. It will help you emphasize the right tandoor for your kitchen. Now all residential tandoor is built of stainless steel body with clay seasoned inside it.

It allows charcoal fire and comes with NSF certification. If one fails to provide NSF certified tandoor, straightly don’t buy it. Certification is must for residential tandoor so that no troublesome could occur. For better insulation, it is made up of double-layered stainless steel. In addition, they run over wheels. 

Now add exquisite flavor to your kitchen by bringing residential tandoor home. It's the best addition you can do if you are a cooking lover. Try different recipes at your end because you don’t have to make yourself at restaurant. Residential tandoor gives the feel of restaurant food at home. If you are thinking where to buy tandoor, explore the local market or internet is right at your fingertips. Happy baking and grilling!

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