Netherton Foundry Iron Chapati Pan, 23cm
Netherton Foundry’s chapati pan is made from 99.1% pure iron. The wide, flat surface is perfect for cooking flatbreads and paratha.
The pan is pre-seasoned with flax oil and develops a non-stick patina over time. The oak handle cover protects your hands from heat whilst cooking. It can be removed for use in the oven or grill.
The chapati pan can be used on all kinds of hobs, including induction. The heavy duty construction means it can withstand very high temperatures.
Delight dinner guests with freshly made flatbreads to mop up dips and sauces.
Before the first use, wash the pan with hot water. Do not use soap or detergent. Dry immediately with a towel, as leaving it to air dry increases the chance of rusting. A great tip is to heat it gently on the hob to ensure it’s completely dry. If you need to scrub, use a plastic bristled brush in hot soapy water, but avoid anything harsher.
About Netherton Foundry
The Netherton Foundry is a family company based in Shropshire – home of the 18th and 19th century ironmasters. Their pans are made from 99.1% pure iron and they use locally sourced materials wherever possible – the oak that makes the pan handles is British, and the flax seasoning oil comes from Sussex. Experienced local craftsmen use traditional manufacturing methods to bring you high quality cookware that gets better over time.
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Netherton Foundry Iron Chapati Pan, 23cm
Netherton Foundry Iron Chapati Pan, 23cm
Netherton Foundry’s chapati pan is made from 99.1% pure iron. The wide, flat surface is perfect for cooking flatbreads and paratha.
The pan is pre-seasoned with flax oil and develops a non-stick patina over time. The oak handle cover protects your hands from heat whilst cooking. It can be removed for use in the oven or grill.
The chapati pan can be used on all kinds of hobs, including induction. The heavy duty construction means it can withstand very high temperatures.
Delight dinner guests with freshly made flatbreads to mop up dips and sauces.
Before the first use, wash the pan with hot water. Do not use soap or detergent. Dry immediately with a towel, as leaving it to air dry increases the chance of rusting. A great tip is to heat it gently on the hob to ensure it’s completely dry. If you need to scrub, use a plastic bristled brush in hot soapy water, but avoid anything harsher.
About Netherton Foundry
The Netherton Foundry is a family company based in Shropshire – home of the 18th and 19th century ironmasters. Their pans are made from 99.1% pure iron and they use locally sourced materials wherever possible – the oak that makes the pan handles is British, and the flax seasoning oil comes from Sussex. Experienced local craftsmen use traditional manufacturing methods to bring you high quality cookware that gets better over time.
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Netherton Foundry’s chapati pan is made from 99.1% pure iron. The wide, flat surface is perfect for cooking flatbreads and paratha.
The pan is pre-seasoned with flax oil and develops a non-stick patina over time. The oak handle cover protects your hands from heat whilst cooking. It can be removed for use in the oven or grill.
The chapati pan can be used on all kinds of hobs, including induction. The heavy duty construction means it can withstand very high temperatures.
Delight dinner guests with freshly made flatbreads to mop up dips and sauces.
Before the first use, wash the pan with hot water. Do not use soap or detergent. Dry immediately with a towel, as leaving it to air dry increases the chance of rusting. A great tip is to heat it gently on the hob to ensure it’s completely dry. If you need to scrub, use a plastic bristled brush in hot soapy water, but avoid anything harsher.
About Netherton Foundry
The Netherton Foundry is a family company based in Shropshire – home of the 18th and 19th century ironmasters. Their pans are made from 99.1% pure iron and they use locally sourced materials wherever possible – the oak that makes the pan handles is British, and the flax seasoning oil comes from Sussex. Experienced local craftsmen use traditional manufacturing methods to bring you high quality cookware that gets better over time.
