The Tandoor: A Five-Thousand-Year-Old Oven That Modern Cooking Still Can't Beat
There is a moment, in the kitchen of almost every serious Indian restaurant, when the tandoor operator lifts the lid and a wave of heat escapes that is genuinely startling. Not the warmth of a conventional oven left open. Something more immediate — the kind of heat that tells your skin to move back. The clay cylinder below the opening is operating at somewhere between 800 and 900 degrees...
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