Never use soap.
Unglazed clay is porous. It drinks whatever you wash it with.
Instead: warm water and a soft brush. Salt or baking soda for stuck-on bits and smells.
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You only do this once. After every meal: warm water, soft brush, dry it fully.
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Rest a minute, lift the lid at the table, and spoon straight from the pot. Rice or bread alongside.
Unglazed clay is porous. It drinks whatever you wash it with.
Instead: warm water and a soft brush. Salt or baking soda for stuck-on bits and smells.
Damp clay cracks on heat, and turns musty.
Instead: pat it dry, then let it air dry completely. Keep it somewhere open — on the stove is perfect.
Ancient India. The tagine houses of North Africa. The fires of Japan, China, Mexico and Korea. Every culture that found this vessel kept it.
Yours is built for a modern kitchen — it works on any stove you have. Clay cooks slowly and evenly, so nutrients stay in the food instead of cooking off. It’s naturally alkaline, which gently balances the acidity in your Bases and spices.
But it still asks for the same thing it always has. A little care, and a little patience.
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