Meyer Flat Tawa Induction, 28cm/3mm Thick, Orange is 100% toxin-free and approved by the US FDA and European Food Safety Standards Authority. The non-stick coating of Flat Induction Tawa from Whitford USA is guaranteed to be free of PFOA, Cadmium, Nickel, Arsenic and Lead for your safety. Crafted with top quality aluminium for faster heating performance and enhanced induction effectiveness due to a smaller perforation stainless steel base plate - this Flat Induction Tawa ensures quality without compromising on health standards. Achieve a higher level of comfort and cooking quality with 'ALWAYS STAY COOL' high strength phenolic, complete with riveted phenolic handles that are guaranteed to stay cool on Flat Induction Tawa. Flat Induction Tawa with coated rivets provides maximum safety even in ovens up to 180-degree C/ 350-degree F. Enjoy peace of mind knowing that each Flat Induction Tawa comes backed by an industry leading two year warranty.
Specialty of Flat Induction Tawa
A flat induction tawa is a specialised cooking pan designed to be used with various heat sources induction cooktops. This Flat Induction Tawa is made with a flat, circular base that is designed to sit directly on the cooktop's heating element, allowing for quick and even heating of the Flat Induction Tawa.
Benefits of Flat Induction Tawa
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Efficient Heating: One of the most significant benefits of using a flat induction tawa is that Flat Induction Tawa heats up quickly and evenly. The flat base of Flat Induction Tawa ensures that the entire surface area is in contact with the heating element, resulting in even cooking and heating while using Flat Induction Tawa.
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Energy-Saving: Another benefit of using a flat induction tawa is that it's energy-efficient. The direct contact of Flat Induction Tawa with the heating element ensures that there is minimal heat loss, which means that less energy is required to heat the Flat Induction Tawa. This makes Flat Induction Tawa a great choice for those who are looking to save on their energy bills.
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Safe to Use: Flat induction tawas are designed to be safe to use. The even heating ensures that there are no hot spots on the surface of the Flat Induction Tawa, which reduces the risk of burns and scorching on Flat Induction Tawa. Additionally, Flat Induction Tawa are easy to clean and maintain.
Uses of Flat Induction Tawa
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Cooking Vegetables with thick gravy: Flat induction tawas are great for cooking dry vegetables curries. The even heating of Flat Induction Tawa ensures that the vegetables cook evenly and quickly, and the flat surface allows for easy flipping and stirring on Flat Induction Tawa.
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Making a sandwich: Start by preheating the flat induction on medium heat. Then, place a slice of bread on the tawa and add your desired toppings, such as cheese, veggies, or meat. Once the toppings are added, place another slice of bread on top and press down gently with a spatula. Allow the sandwich to cook for 1-2 minutes on each side, or until the bread is toasted and the cheese is melted. Once cooked, remove from the tawa and enjoy your delicious sandwich.
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Making Flatbreads: Flat induction tawas are perfect for making flatbreads like rotis, parathas, and naans. The even heating ensures that the bread cooks evenly, and the flat surface allows for easy flipping and turning.
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Searing Meats: Flat induction tawas are also great for searing meats. The even heating ensures that the meat is cooked evenly, and the flat surface allows for easy flipping and turning.
Tips for Using Flat Induction Tawa
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Use the Right flat induction tawa: When using a flat induction tawa, it's important to buy from the best like Meyer. Meyer flat induction has 2 years warranty and assures that the flat induction you use is compatible with induction cooktops. Cast iron, stainless steel, and aluminium are all great choices for flat induction tawas.
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Preheat the Flat inductionTawa: It's important to preheat the flat induction tawa for a few seconds before you start cooking. Please don't overheat or dry heat as it can damage the surface. This will ensure that the flat induction is evenly heated and will prevent the food from sticking to the surface of flat induction. Also add oil to flat induction (if required) the moment you start heating this will help you in longer run as it doesnt let flat induction tawa get dry heated.
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Use the Right Utensils on flat induction tawa: When cooking with a flat induction tawa, it's important to use the right utensils. Avoid using metal utensils that can scratch the surface of the tawa. Instead, use silicone, wooden, or plastic utensils that won't damage the surface.
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Flat induction tawa is to be cleaned properly: To keep your flat induction tawa in good condition, it's important to clean flat induction tawa properly. Avoid using abrasive cleaners that can scratch the surface of the flat induction tawa. Instead, use a soft sponge or cloth with a mild detergent to clean the flat induction tawa
