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    BBQ GRILL and tandoor liner

    I am going to be building a bbq next to our outdoor fireplace and need to buy some stainless steel grills to go in it. Also a tandoor oven is planned to go with the clay bread oven so I need a clay liner for that.

    Do any of you peeps know where I can buy them, the grills need to be about 600mm (24") long, the tandoor liner, as it comes.

    UK suppliers only please
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    Hi PW,

    Can you not ask your local Indian restaraunt where they buy theirs?

    Or try searching catering manufacurers. For a grill maybe a hardware or outdoor/camping store.

    Good luck, Mandy

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    • #3
      Heston Blumenthal made a tandoor oven last week when doing his "In Search of Perfection" series. I'm sure he just used firebricks - but he did say about how to use a conventional oven for making Naan I'm sure...

      The again, maybe I dreamt the whole thing.

      Just searched and found this: http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/tv_and_radio/perfection/

      Looks like I didn't dream it up after all.
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        Can the naan bread not be baked in a conventional oven? I have a recipe but never tried making it (coz I'm lazy). Where I've seen naan bread being made the traditonal way, they stick the flattened bread right onto the clay wall of a long upright hole type oven - the tandoor I guess.
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        • #5
          Originally posted by veg4681 View Post
          Where I've seen naan bread being made the traditonal way, they stick the flattened bread right onto the clay wall of a long upright hole type oven - the tandoor I guess.
          Yup, that is the tandoor. Gets darned hot in there too - no fun trying to fish out a nan bread that ran out of stick coz you forgot it was in there! (Yup, used to work in an Indian takeaway)
          Happy Gardening,
          Shirley

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