While surfing through solay's website, I came
across an affordable clay cookware that can help me maintain a healthier
lifestyle and replace toxic cook wares forever. When we think about health
food, we often overlook the items that we use to cook and bake our food. If
you’re using nontoxic organic ingredients to make your meals and or would like
to start preparing healthier meals, I find clay cookware free of lead gives
the benefits, look and feel that holds your appetite appeal as well as add the most benefit to
your health and kitchen. Clay cookware remains the most popular cooking choice
in many parts of the world. Cooking in clay cookware is an ancient method for
cooking in a modern and healthy way, whether you steam-cook vegetables, cook
meats and fish, make soups, lasagna, casseroles or want to make delicious baked goods.
Solay's clay cookware is healthy choice for cooking because little or no oil is needed as the food steams in its own natural juices. Clay pots also hold the nutrients whereas foods that are boiled in aluminum or other types of metal pots often lose nutrients during the cooking process with exception of Mercola, Ceramcor and Xterma. Foods cooked in clay dishes retain more flavor than traditional cookware.
Solay's clay cookware is healthy choice for cooking because little or no oil is needed as the food steams in its own natural juices. Clay pots also hold the nutrients whereas foods that are boiled in aluminum or other types of metal pots often lose nutrients during the cooking process with exception of Mercola, Ceramcor and Xterma. Foods cooked in clay dishes retain more flavor than traditional cookware.
Also
heat is used when cooking, with Solay Himalayan clay cookware which means you
will use less electricity. Clay cookware is porous and designed for slow cooking.
Food nutrients and vitamins are "sealed in". Food browns in clay, even with the lid on.
Food can be kept warm by leaving the lid on
the cooker after removing it from the oven without overcooking.
How to maintain Solay clay
cook ware, to help keep bacteria away from it after each cooking.
You
should not use soap or detergent to clean your Solay clay cookware. The porous
clay may absorb detergents, which will leach into what you are cooking eventually. Wash the
clay cookware with scalding hot water and a stiff brush. Salt may also be used
as a scouring agent.
For
stubborn stains, soak the cook ware overnight in water and 1 to 4 tablespoons
of baking soda. Baking soda helps to eliminate pungent odors and will clean the
clay cookware.
To
avoid mold, remember to let the clay cookware dry completely before storage.
With proper care, your Solay Himalayan clay cookware will last a lifetime.
What we have discovered about solay clay cookware has caught our curiosity to try
cooking in one of these pots for ourselves. On top of this, they have provided
a complete affordable fair-trade set including one 6 quart clay Bean Pot , one Clay Oval Baker, and one Large Loaf Pan for families and individuals at a budget.
Author:
Onyinye A is a freelance writer who specializes in nontoxic self improvement, green & Eco-friendly living, nontoxic lifestyle (preventing cancer, illness and toxicity) and everything related to organic living. Her work has been published by nontoxiclifestyle.org, Ezine.com, and other online and print publications.
New Orgreenic is one cookware that can last you a
life time with company guarantee replacement. It has a ceramic non-stick
surface that is not coated with harmful PFOA (Teflon), it has ergonomic handles
that is cool to touch, and can withstand abrasive scrubs after each fry, boil,
suttee, braise or bake ---see Orgreenic
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Try this green cookware with a life time warranty plus get a recipe book. Orgreenic cookwares is also a great choice for your kitchen.
Try this green cookware with a life time warranty plus get a recipe book. Orgreenic cookwares is also a great choice for your kitchen.
Onyinye A is a freelance writer who specializes in nontoxic self improvement, green & Eco-friendly living, nontoxic lifestyle (preventing cancer, illness and toxicity) and everything related to organic living. Her work has been published by nontoxiclifestyle.org, Ezine.com, and other online and print publications.
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