But to fully take advantage of the wok burner, one needs a seasoned wok. I'm still trying to get the hang of seasoning the large 22" wok. Here, I'll show you the 14" wok I got from the Wok Shop (props to KirkK for pointing the way to the Wok Shop).
Alright, so following the recommended seasoning method from the Wok Shop, I vigorously cleaned the Wok.

I coated the wok with:

Greased nicely:

Wrapped the wooden handles with wet clothes, then with foil.

And baked in the oven at 450°F for 20 minutes, which yielded this:

Scrub clean, and repeat oil, protect, bake:

Look at that! Ready to go onward to wokking adventures!
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