A Paniyaram Pan, also known as an Appe Pan or Aebleskiver Pan, is a specialized cookware item used in South Indian cuisine to make a popular snack called Paniyaram. Paniyarams are round or ball-shaped dumplings that are typically crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. The pan itself has a unique design with multiple small, round cavities.
Features
:7 Mould Design: Accommodates multiple paniyarams at once, making it efficient for larger batches.
Gas Operated: Uses gas for heating, providing quick and even cooking, which is essential for achieving the perfect texture.
Durable Construction: Often made from high-quality materials like cast iron or non-stick coatings for longevity and easy cleaning.
Heat Distribution: Designed to distribute heat evenly across all moulds for consistent cooking results.
Ergonomic Handle: Features heat-resistant, sturdy handles for easy maneuvering.
Versatile Use: Can also be used for cooking other items like fritters or mini pancakes, enhancing its utility.
Easy Maintenance: Typically designed for easy cleaning and maintenance, ensuring it stays in good condition for long-term use.
Compact Design: Space-efficient, making it suitable for both commercial kitchens and home use.
Specification
:- Product Type: Idli Making Machine
- Brand: SBWG
- Weight (Approx.) : 900 gm
- Body Material : Cast Iron
- Power Source : Gas Operated
Applications
:- Small Restaurants: For preparing large quantities of paniyaram efficiently.
- Cafes and Dhabas: To serve snacks quickly to customers.
- Catering Services: For making batch servings of paniyaram at events or parties.
- Home Kitchens: For those who wish to cook multiple paniyarams at once for family or guests.
Usage
:- Preheat the Pan: Place the pan on a gas stove and heat it on medium flame.
- Grease the Moulds: Apply a small amount of oil or ghee in each of the 7 moulds.
- Pour the Batter: Once the pan is heated, pour the prepared batter into each mould, filling them halfway.
- Cook the Paniyaram: Cover the pan and cook on low to medium heat for 3-4 minutes or until the edges are golden brown.
- Flip the Paniyaram: Use a spoon or skewer to flip each paniyaram and cook for another 2-3 minutes.
- Serve: Once cooked, remove the paniyaram and serve hot with chutney or sambar.