Tandoor Master
Tandoor Oven FAQ
How much can I save by cooking Indian food at home with a tandoor?
An Indian takeaway for two costs £25–£35 every time you order, including delivery fees. Cook the same tandoori chicken, naan and seekh kebabs at home and the ingredients cost a fraction of that. If you order Indian once a week, you could save over £1,000 a year by cooking at home in a clay tandoor instead.
What temperature does a tandoor oven reach?
A clay tandoor oven reaches temperatures of up to 480°C — far higher than a conventional charcoal BBQ, pizza oven or garden grill. That extreme heat is what produces the char, moisture and flavour of restaurant-quality tandoori food, cooking naan bread and seekh kebabs in minutes rather than the 20-30 minutes a conventional oven needs.
Does a clay tandoor oven need any special maintenance?
Clay tandoor ovens are low maintenance. Keep the oven dry when not in use, remove ash regularly using the sliding air vent, and season the clay interior occasionally with a light coating of oil to keep it in good condition. Avoid sudden temperature changes — always heat gradually from cold to prevent cracking.
Which Tandoor Master model is right for me?
The Charcoal Tandoor 18 suits families and garden parties — it cooks 4-6 naan or skewers at once and is the all-rounder in the range. The Charcoal Tandoor 22 is built for larger groups and light catering, cooking 8 naan or 12 skewers simultaneously. The Rajput Tandoor is the premium model with double steel insulation, copper chrome finish and the most comprehensive accessory set — also available as a 2-in-1 charcoal and gas model.
Is a tandoor oven difficult to use?
No — a clay tandoor is straightforward once you've used it a couple of times. Every Tandoor Master oven comes with a full instruction manual, and the sliding air vent gives you simple temperature control throughout the cook. The main difference from a conventional BBQ is learning to use skewers and the naan gaddi for cooking flatbreads on the inner wall.
What can I cook in a tandoor oven?
A tandoor is far more versatile than most people expect. Naan bread, tandoori chicken, seekh kebabs, tikka and roti are the classics — but with the optional BBQ grill tray, you can also cook steaks, sausages, burgers and vegetables using the same intense clay-fired heat. One oven handles both traditional tandoori cooking and a conventional charcoal BBQ.
What fuel does a Tandoor Master oven use?
All three models in the Tandoor Master range run on charcoal or wood as standard. The Rajput Tandoor is also available as a 2-in-1 model with a removable gas kit included, letting you switch between gas and charcoal depending on the occasion.
How long does a tandoor oven take to heat up?
A Tandoor Master clay tandoor oven typically reaches cooking temperature in 20-30 minutes from lighting. Once at temperature it holds heat efficiently for an extended cooking session, so you're not constantly managing the fire throughout.







