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Some common types of Indian kitchen utensils include tadka pans, tawa, pressure cookers, frying pans, rolling pin and board, and mortar and pestle.

A Tawa is a flat griddle traditionally used to cook flatbreads such as roti and chapati, dosas, pancakes, and other dishes.

A tadka pan, also known as a tempering pan, is used in Indian cooking for the tempering of spices, which are then added to dishes to enhance flavor.

Chakla Belan is a set comprised of a rolling board (Chakla) and a rolling pin (Belan). It's used to prepare rotis and chapatis.

Brass is durable, has high heat resistance, and preserves the heat for longer periods, making it ideal for utensils used for serving and cooking.

A Dosa pan or Tawa is used to make Dosas, a savory Indian pancake. It has a flat non-stick surface which allows for easy flipping and cooking.

A Masala Dabba is a traditional Indian spice box set made up of one large outer tin with two lids and 7 inner spice pots.

Clay utensils in Indian cooking are believed to add a unique flavor to the food. They also retain nutrients in the food which are usually lost during cooking.

Traditional Indian kitchen utensils are often made from metals such as copper, brass, and stainless steel, as well as clay or stone for certain tools like mortar and pestle.

A Kadai, or karahi, is a type of deep, circular, and thick cooking pot similar to a wok. It’s used for deep frying and preparing stir-fry dishes.

Pressure cookers are popular because they reduce cooking time, particularly for lentils and beans, which are staples in Indian cuisine.

A mortar and pestle is used to grind and mix spices and herbs. It releases the full aroma and flavors of spices.

Common utensils for serving in Indian kitchens include Thalis (round platter), Katoris (bowls for curries and desserts), and various types of spoons and ladles.

A Chapati box, also known as a Roti box, is used to keep chapatis or rotis warm for a long time after they've been cooked.

In traditional Indian culture, copper is believed to impart health benefits and therefore, copper vessels are often used to store drinking water.

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