Flat Glazed Clay Handi

Flat Glazed Clay Handi
Cook the Way Nature Intended With Real Mitti Ke Bartan
Tired of tasteless food from toxic nonstick pans? Step into the world of real flavor with PAK MITTI Flat Glazed Clay Handi made from 100% natural mitti and fired into durable terracotta pots. This isn’t just another clay pot. It’s a return to how your daadi used to cook slow, pure, and packed with taste.
Designed for biryani, daal, and everyday desi meals, our mitti ke bartan lock in heat, hold flavor, and preserve nutrients the way modern metal cookware can’t. Plus, the smooth glazed finish makes cleanup easy without losing the earthy benefits of traditional bartan.
Specs of Flat Glazed Clay Handi:
- Dimensions: Depth= 30cm; Height = 21cm
- Cooking Capacity: 2 to 2.5kg.
- Made for use on electric stoves, can be used on Gas stoves also.
- Available in Excellent and Safe Packaging.
- 1 Glass lid & 2 Handels.
Before First Use – Seasoning Your Mitti Ki Handi
Soak the clay handi in clean water for 1 to 2 hours, then let it air dry. Rub a thin layer of edible oil inside, fill it halfway with water, and heat on a low flame for 1 hour using a heat diffuser. Let it cool naturally.
This one-time process strengthens the clay and boosts its natural non-stick ability.
Cleaning and Storage
Let the pot cool before washing. Clean with warm water, lemon, or baking soda using a soft sponge. Don’t use strong soaps or rough scrubbers.
Q&As:
What is the difference between Glazed and Non-glazed?
Glazed is characterized by a shiny glass layer, similar to ceramic, whereas Nonglazed is devoid of any Coating and is Completely Pure and Organic. It has a matte texture.
Q&As:
What is the difference between Glazed and Nonglazed?
Glazed is with Shiny Glass Layer like Ceramic and it has a Chemical Coating, While Nonglazed is without any Coating and Completely Pure and Organic. It has a matte texture.
Proper care helps your clay pot last longer and perform better. Follow these simple steps to enjoy safe, healthy, and flavorful cooking with your mitti ke bartan.
Before First Use
Soak the handi in clean water for 1 to 2 hours
Let it air dry completely
Apply a light layer of edible oil inside
Fill half with water and heat on low flame for 1 hour using a heat diffuser
Allow it to cool naturally
This one-time seasoning process strengthens the clay and enhances its natural non-stick surface.
Cleaning and Storage
Let the pot cool before washing
Clean with warm water, lemon juice, or baking soda using a soft sponge
Avoid harsh soaps and metal scrubbers
Dry fully in open air
Stack with cloth or tissue between pots to prevent chipping
Always use low to medium heat when cooking
Use a heat diffuser to prevent cracking
Avoid thermal shock — never place a hot pot on a cold surface
Do not use on induction or electric stovetops
With proper care, your terracotta pots from Pakmitti will last for years and bring the real taste of tradition to every meal.