Usage:
Perfect for making crispy dosas, uttapams, and other South Indian flatbreads.
Works well on gas stoves and induction cooktops (if induction-compatible).
Ideal for evenly distributing heat for a golden, crispy texture.
Can be used for shallow frying or cooking other delicate dishes like pancakes or crepes.
Benefits:
Even Heat Distribution: Brass is known for its excellent heat conductivity, allowing for uniform cooking and perfect texture, especially for dosas.
Durability: Brass is a strong, long-lasting material that can withstand high temperatures without warping or cracking.
Non-Toxic and Chemical-Free: Unlike some non-stick pans, brass does not release harmful chemicals during cooking.
Naturally Non-Stick: With proper seasoning, brass develops a natural non-stick surface, making cooking and cleaning easier over time.
Aesthetic Appeal: Brass cookware has a timeless, vintage appeal that adds elegance to your kitchen.
Retains Heat: Brass retains heat for a longer period, keeping your dosa warm for longer after cooking.
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