Question

Difference between pan and tawa

Answer 1

both are same so dont worry

Answer 2

Pan

1)a metal container used for cooking food in

2)A frying pan has a shoulder, which prevents liquids from spilling out of the pan while cooking.

3)Eg: saucepan, frying pan, pot, casserole

Tawa

1)a heavy, flat iron plate that is heated and used for cooking food.

2)A tawa / griddle doesn't have a shoulder. A tawa can be concave (usual in India), flat or convex. The concave one keeps a moderate amount of liquid within it while cooking (oil or ghee, for example, while shallow frying).

Eg: griddle

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