Believe It Or Not, Cooking In Earthen Pots Could Be 10 Times Better Than Modern Cookware

[@samhaina]

Simple things make life tastier, that’s why many of us love this Antique way of simplicity in our Modern Kitchens.

[@seraphinasb988]

I'm finally getting my own place and cant wait to invest in these pots!!

[@juliawangui777]

we still use this in Africa Kenya for tough foods

[@samhaina]

julia wangui dada, when I read your comment, instantly thought of the last time I ate sukuma wiki made from Earthern Pot.

[@ssvas3375]

In India, we used only clay pots. Not only pots, every other cooking utensils and storing pots are made up of clay only. But by the modernisation, for the past 30 or 40 yrs, people were using non-stick, aluminum and stainless steel vessels. Now again, by awareness people are starting to use clay pots. But what they said in the video are really true. The food cooked using clay pots will be very tasty. My grandma used to cook in the pots and they are very tasty.

[@snkarbhr]

Our Indian ancestors hv discovered all the best and good things for human and mother earth 1000000 years before. Ayurveda, natural herbs etc But western culture and Science and Technology is so mesmerizing and shining to everyone's eyes that whole world is moving towards death, including we Indians.. Sad truth

[@ramachandramurtykrishnamse3025]

When I was small (early 50s), my mother used only firewood, and some earthen pots for cooking in addition to brass cookware. Earthen pots cook well, but they crack at the most unexpected time, and spill food all over the kitchen. It is OK to use them occasionally at a picnic spot, but not in a regular American kitchen.

[@malikawan458]

How often do they crack and break ?

[@ramachandramurtykrishnamse3025]

@@malikawan458 Every few days say three or four days.

[@malikawan458]

@@ramachandramurtykrishnamse3025 3 or 4 days??? So gotta buy new ones every 3 to 4 days??? 🤣

[@voodookitchenmama]

You can purchase clay cook wear on Amazon and Ebay.

[@fazilanuthay3038]

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[@ishtiyaqbazaz866]

VoodooKitchenMama

[@5elements984]

But where do we get these pots? Pl start marketing

[@fubukifangirl]

The problem with unglazed earthen pots is the fact they seep over time and they incorporate the smell of whatever is cooked in them and it's impossible to get rid of. So if you cook a curry or chili in a clay pot, that is pretty much the only thing you ever cook in them thereafter unless you want the taste of curry or chili in your mashed potatoes.

[@rampa125521]

Use separate pots for each type of dish . Then the flavour improves with time

[@malikawan458]

Really 😬😬

[@peterboussounis6237]

You talk about UNGLAZED POTS yet half of the pics in ur video clearly shows glazed pots WTF?

[@adnanchinisi7871]

By unglazed do mean not seasoned or is their a certain seal that's put around the pot

[@nikhilsukumar23]

It is not glazed. Glazed means ceramic and glass. These are just burnt clay which becomes shiny due to terracotta.

[@luisg6404]

this was most def not a WTF moment...

[@13gladiusToKnot]

Ok but how are they to wash clean afterwards?

[@ebenburger111]

Thank you! How do I cook with a clay pot? Can i just use it on top of a gas stove? Or will it crack?

[@WONDERring]

Please tell me what is morden cookware? Couldn't find it anywhere.

[@foxylilmimi]

Modern cookware is what was meany

[@Rambo_editzs]

We have to go back to the old days. Eat and cook like them to be healthy and happy.

[@samhaina]

usa gal your comment deserves a huge:❤️

[@vpp9334]

Where to get the pot

[@handy4earth981]

vp p you can find easily in developed country like my country. We call it "kuali". But now, we don't use it anymore cause we need traditional stove and logs to cook with that tool and it spend a lot of time only for cooking.

[@MickyELee]

The Romertopf shown is fairly common.

[@jjs9700]

It is not kuali but "kawali" which is a wok or a pan. However, the type of earthen ware they are talking about is what we call "Palayok" which is a clay pot in filipino and what we traditionally use together with the clay cooking stove which is called "kalan" similar name to the new cooking stove with gas.

[@Mmmmmppppppp]

Jicarilla Apaches in Dulce NM.

[@KittyKat-zd1yr]

JJ S Nailed it! I grew up my Grandma cooked rice in the clay pot. Even our water is stored in a clay pot and stays cold even if it's not outside. That was before rice cooker came and gas stove. I missed the old ways.

[@DuboutGuigault]

I guess it was too difficult to have a temperature controlled room to leave the pot of lentils for 36 hours.

[@celesteh.2167]

Can you cook in earthenware or clay cookware on electric stove tops and in the oven?

[@radunastase7901]

Yes

[@morehn]

With a heat diffuser

[@gerdavogel5287]

Whatever is ‘morden’ cookware? A brand name?

[@manoshidas1063]

I knew this. but its difficult to use in regular life

[@kimimon9057]

How long its durability period ?

[@traditions8257]

Depending upon how pots baked n made up

[@TheSonicfan129]

I'm thinking of making my own clay pot, but I don't know where to get the purified clay. I want to buy a non-colored clay at Michael's, but I don't know if they are safe for cooking. Any suggestions?

[@svkkumar3165]

from river banks.

[@ednacantero2083]

I come from Hispanic heritage and my mother uses unglazed earthen pots all the time. If you purchase one and want to cook in it right away , the pot will crack. You have to “ cure “ the pot before using & they’re not expensive. You’ll find these in a Hispanic or Arabian stores.

[@amberlenalovescats2160]

how do you cure the pot?

[@ednacantero2083]

mrsCarranza not really sure, but I hope this helps: www.hunker.com/13420390/how-to-cure-a-clay-pot-for-cooking

[@jewellestange9598]

I'm not sure of a study done in India, also earthen pots are glazed to protect from the lead content in the clay. Lead is naturally found in clay.

[@sheilagibson510]

Where would be a good place to purchase this type of cookware?

[@npgjnrcc4707]

Sheila Gibson make one

[@israeldiaz2392]

Korean grosery stores have a lot of pottery.

[@handy4earth981]

You can find it in my country especially in my distric. Only 1-5 US$ per item based on size.

[@sheilagibson510]

charlie burgess Thanks but I'ld have to find the materials probably take a class & I have abit much on my plate right now. 😀

[@sheilagibson510]

Handy 4Earth what is your country?

[@basantapoudel8246]

Where can I get this pot?

[@seraphinasb988]

The youtube chanel called Natural Solution stole the content in your video a year ago in a video called "6 reason why you should cook your food in clay pots in modern world"?

[@defnotflow3277]

Thank you! I have question tho, can you use clay on electric eye stove? I don't have gas flame stove, scared it will shatter on me!

[@traditions8257]

Yes u can

[@lavernewilliams1518]

love clay pot!

[@MrRockydee07]

This is great if your sure the clay isn't contaminated .

[@umerchang7740]

it's good.but u need lot of heat energy .

[@marsstarlight866]

Xd if u want nutrition then worth it? If u don’t want real food that the way Mother Nature fixed then go against it ?

[@rampa125521]

No i use clay pots here in UK and i find i use less gas as initially the pot gets heated slowly on lowest flame like a slow acceleration on the motorway and gradually the momentum builds up due to the heat retaining properties of pot and then you can turn off when boiled to simmer in the pots own heat ( like a storage heater) . Gentle slow and sure to retain nutrients and flavour . Not much gas used either.

[@miketype1each]

Morden? I've never heard of that brand of cookware.

[@dobypilgrim6160]

Cool. How do plug those holes at the bottom though... Lol.

[@HealthWisdom]

Great video.

[@aaajamesbond2995]

Some quality stuff watched today....

[@dominiccarvalho5162]

Glad. CLAY POTS are recognized as BETTER.

[@SameeraChughtaisBackyardGarden]

Very good video

[@rinjawa3280]

In my Country still user this " name is Kuali in Indonesian.

[@aejazbegum5410]

Very nice video

[@patriciawilkinson7558]

Very interesting. My only question is how much do clay pots cost? I'll bet they're far from cheap. I know there's no cost that compares to your health, but if you can't buy it, you just can't buy it right.

[@sailajatowin]

Patricia Wilkinson They are super cheap in India. Most of the country side people and few in cities still use them for regular cooking. These days, you can get it from other countries through online shopping. Happy cooking in earthen pots👍

[@SeeFair23]

Patricia Wilkinson Look online.

[@jaysoftnews763]

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[@marysuniga1157]

They are inexpensive

[@spicedcoconut5394]

Patricia Wilkinson, it costs less from Indian grocery stores than buying online if you live in the US. I bought a couple of 12 inch diameter clay cooking pots for about $15 from an Indian store.

[@CakeDzigner]

Research 'Rajiv dixit pot cooking'

[@marysuniga1157]

You can buy at Mexican stores like festival or mom and pop mexican stores

[@knafa8]

A study assessed the incidence of heavy metals leaching from traditional, i.e. unglazed, clay cooking pots. Per the results of this study, lead, cadmium and iron transferred in considerable amounts, exceeding the safe limits in food established by the World Health Organization.

[@madeye1839]

Humans have been eating in clay pots of hundreds of years and we will trust them instead of coated shit pans

[@aricpatrow4399]

Got a source?

[@daylight5603]

They sell it in Indian streets for a dollar or two. The mud pot

[@PMcse]

Not that cheap !

[@Cr0vv56]

Why are you showing cast iron kettle pots from Townsend and Son?

[@Somanath038]

What about the larger amount of fuel needed to cook? Is that good enough for planet?

[@honeybadger8942]

You're right ! Eating raw is best !

[@khaleel245]

I heard about lead poisoning due to leaching of lead during the cooking in clay pots.. What is your opinion??

[@recoverme2473]

@ Khaleel Prabas Lead is in the glaze. If you use unglazed clay pots, you should be fine

[@chigukhan1275]

Thanks alot.

[@Araa_00]

I agree but who wants to wash it after cooking food? 😛🙈🌷

[@ExpandVision1]

better, use metals in cooking and stay unhealthy. i use clay pots and use my facebook time to wash after cooking.

[@InnerLifePhotography]

very easy.. just dip them in water containing washing powder and every kind of stain and smell will be gone. and YES i said WASHING POWDER like Surf Excel, Ariel, etc..but NO dish-washing soap..!!

[@kindomofghana]

@@ExpandVision1 lol!! I can tell you're a no-nonsense type of person......I wouldn't want to mess with you

[@user-cl3gz9ey1w]

Ceramic

[@user-cl3gz9ey1w]

Glass

[@HAL-dm1eh]

Morden? LMAO!

[@kavithadhandapani3251]

good job ma'am

[@roseampoloquio2024]

true...even here n phils we used dis

[@kayakcobber524]

Yes and they use claypotstoves a lot as well

[@JessicaOrban3606]

Hmmmm interesting!

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[@elizabethshaw734]

phoenix rises and mainly untrue. Elizabeth MD PhD nutrition science

[@TheHeraldOfChange]

biodegradable? roflmao! What are archeologists looking at? What are those 2000-6000+ year old clay shards then?

[@auro1986]

slow and steady wins the race again just like god

[@radunastase7901]

Which of the God's?

[@auro1986]

Radu Nastase the god of gods

[@esakirajas2350]

good too good..

[@Okbit]

Of course we had it

[@valeriedocherty8988]

Clay pots are crockery not cutlery. Cutlery is the word for knives and forks etc.

[@KeillorChristopher]

What about cast iron good old-fashioned cast-iron compared to clay pots how does they stand up

[@yesenia3816]

I don't know if you've had your question. Cast iron will give a nice sear to meats. Clay pots will not. Clay pots will not oxidize like cast iron. I rather fancy using both. I can sear meats in cast iron then transfer to clay pots for stewing. Clean up is a bit more work, but it's healthier and tastier.

[@mr.j1003]

Interesting

[@onlythewise1]

what about clay modern clay pots

[@kaypandey7221]

Cadimum!! 🤣🤣🤣

[@susanlbk]

It's pronounced Cad-me-um not Cad-i-mum

[@brenda29nop]

Mexican market sell them.

[@9realitycheck9]

...or Modern...

[@ianofliverpool7701]

slow cooked food is not healthier more often the nutrients have been cooked out of the ingredients by the time you serve the meal and cast iron is the best for cooking and adds Iron to the meal for people with Iron deficiency

[@jasong7092]

Who disliked this video and why? Always one hater out there...smh

[@neuropress4066]

M M Because it's all wrong, many benefits stated are predicated on the fact that food in a clay pot cookes slower which is easily achievable with contemporary cookware, also yes cooking in clay pots releases some beneficial minerals and metals but no matter how many strenuous FDA checks are done, cooking in clay also releases lead cadmium arsenic etc, not much. Probably not enough to be dangerous, but certainly enough to refrain from using this garbage

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[@raymondstrunk4770]

References anecdotal and scientific evidence from India. Any specifics?

[@benedictsalako9754]

Clay pots cannot be used on modern induction cookers..

[@jonnyrox116]

Earthen cookware retains the smell of whatever you last cooked in it, that tells me that it absorbs flavors because of its porosity and in return harbors bacteria left from rotting food!

[@ambertracks]

crockpot ? same thing ?

[@markwalton9702]

I believe not, Crockpots are a "glazed" product . . . "Clay" pots are used a lot in South America, they are unglazed and are of clay, natural from the ground. We have both, have used both in the past. Try the raw clay pots, cure them first, then cook a soup or similar dish "slowly" and I believe you will taste the difference. We use clay a lot now and love them. Some think clay is fragile and not suitable for cooking, they are wrong. Clay pots are great . . . (We believe) :)

[@markwalton9702]

BTW Mike, we cook with clay over both a gas and wood fires. Wood is slower and the food is Wonderful.

[@ambertracks]

Mark, ty, great info, did not know, much appreciated, GBY

[@ambertracks]

AWESOME, TY

[@sheemazia8100]

I always cooks in clay pots n all the information you share in the video will promote more people to try without any hasitation to cook inTHE CLAY POTS.....

[@satyarocksss]

I guess ur whole family must be healthy? Nowadays everything is Steel or Aluminium...I use them too...and feel we get health issues because of these only.... please ans my question

[@aaajamesbond2995]

I guess the spelling should be "MODERN" and not "MORDEN"...

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[@EHCBunny4real]

Crockpots use earthenware and it's slow cooked.

[@fubukifangirl]

Glazed earthenware, yes.

[@Ucceah]

earthen cookware is rather nice, but the claims made here are ridiculous and unscientific! where are those supposed studies, that are benig referenced?

[@Ucceah]

LA LA LA LA

[@jazziewazie]

INDIA PALAYOK

[@kathyyoung1774]

I still prefer iron cookware.

[@johnirby493]

Better for the environment? By using wood you are adding more carbon to the atmosphere, and destroying more forests. How is that better for the environment?

[@jubayermuhammed8885]

The only problem is when you cook in these you burn more fuel and release co2 in the atmosphere.

[@mannyfernandez7028]

the moment i heard it was a study done in india i suddenly lost my appetite.

[@jamesstr1959]

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[@marinodomokus9879]

U tome je super klopa, mmmmmmm

[@druidboy76]

Bullshit.