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Natural stone tone and texture variations are part of the product.
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Our Kadai is perfect for everything, from deep frying crispy snacks - like pakoras, murukkus, bondas, and nendran chips, to cooking gravies, curries, and Biryanis. This soap sto...
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Why Kuuraii
Natural stone tone and texture variations are part of the product.
Shaping and finishing give each piece its practical form.
Seasoning is called out clearly for confident first use.
Best used with gradual heat and patient cooking habits.
Avoid sudden temperature shocks and dry fully after washing.
A heritage kitchen piece made to reward careful use over time.
Soapstone craft
Each piece is shaped from natural soapstone, so small tone and texture variations are expected.
Seasoning and gradual heating are central to a confident soapstone purchase.
The customer should know it is best for slow, even cooking and careful handling.
Care guide
Use the product for its intended room, surface or cooking purpose.
Clean using the recommended wash or wipe method for the material.
Allow the product to dry fully before folding, storing or stacking.
Small texture, tone and weave differences are part of craft-led products.
Product information
Our Kadai is perfect for everything, from deep frying crispy snacks - like pakoras, murukkus, bondas, and nendran chips, to cooking gravies, curries, and Biryanis. This soap stone vessel can also be used to serve hot food directly to the table, adding the touch of antique beauty to the dining table. If you are browsing for Kalchatti online shopping or searching for antique soapstone vessels for cooking, then our kadai kalchatty/ soap stone vessel could be both a visual and functional delight. Don’t wait, order your soapstone vessels online today only at Kuuraii! More reasons to choose our Soapstone Kadai Kalchatty: Heat Retention Properties: Soap stone vessel has excellent heat retention and uniform heat spread, which allows food to cook thoroughly and stay warm for longer. Naturally Non-Stick Finish: When seasoned properly (see guide), soapstone makes a natural non-sticky layer. This helps in reducing oil usage and supports healthy cooking. Eco-Friendly & Non-Toxic: Made from 100% natural soapstone, soapstone vessels for cooking are free from harmful chemicals, toxins, or synthetic coatings, making them safer for consumption. Rust Free and Evergreen: This soap stone vessel for cooking is made to last for generations if taken proper care of. It is sturdy, rust-free, and resistant to corrosion and wear & tear.
Use for slow cooking, serving or storage according to the specific soapstone product.
If the selected soapstone piece is cookware, season it before first cooking use and heat it gradually. For serveware or storage pieces, follow the specific use and care notes on the page.
Check the listed dimensions or capacity against your cooking, serving or storage use. Soapstone is naturally weighty, so choose a size you can handle comfortably.
We try to keep product images close to the actual tone, but natural soapstone can have small colour, vein and texture variations from piece to piece.
User guide for maintenance: Unseasoned - Season your new cookware before use – here's how you can do it: 1. Begin by washing the vessel with water gently. 2. On Day 1, take a combination of castor oil and turmeric and spread it evenly over the entire surface, both inside and outside, and keep it out in the sun from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. 3. On Days 2 and 3, put the vessel on a low flame and add 1000ml water, 50g toor dal, red chilies, garlic, turmeric, onion, fenugreek seeds, pepper, and cook until the dal is completely cooked. Drain out the contents and let the vessel cool naturally. Don't wash immediately to avoid cracks. Cook 250g of rice in 1000ml of water on a low flame (25%) 4. On Days 3 and 4, fill the cookware with 1000ml of water and add 250g of rice. Keep the flame at 25% and cook the rice thoroughly. Once the rice is done, discard after cooking, repeating the process two more times. 4. On Day 5, heat oil and add mustard seeds on a medium flame (50%) and let them pop. Repeat three times. 5. From Day 6 onwards, your utensils are completely seasoned and safe to use with a full flame (100%). Pre-seasoned - No seasoning required, but the following steps are recommended before use: Wash the vessel gently with water. Add starch water, boil it on low heat, and repeat the process for three days. This allows the vessel to more easily adapt to the heat of the stove. Please keep in mind that for more durable results, it is best to follow the seasoning methods of unseasoned cookware. Cleaning Tips: Wash with warm water and a soft scrub. Avoid using harsh detergents as they can seep through the surface. Let it dry completely before storing.