How To Turn Your Stove Into A Wok Burner at Ellie Bickham blog

How To Turn Your Stove Into A Wok Burner. To see what you have: Turn the right sized cooking bowl upside down, plasma cut the top and bottom, and call it a day. You may get better results using a smaller (lower btu) burner on your stove because the higher btu burners have the gas jets spaced wider apart so the heat is on the sides of the wok and not focused at the bottom where you need the heat most. It uses butane gas canisters which are very cheap and widely available. You want burners where you can see the gas orifice from above the cooktop. 2) set wok directly on grid. Wokmon funnels the flame from a gas burner, focusing the heat on the pan for better wok hei. You know what meets those requirements? A stainless steel cooking bowl. As a base, i use a 12,000 btu portable gas stove (made in japan), which i use to cook on a daily basis.

2) set wok directly on grid. Wokmon funnels the flame from a gas burner, focusing the heat on the pan for better wok hei. You know what meets those requirements? It uses butane gas canisters which are very cheap and widely available. Turn the right sized cooking bowl upside down, plasma cut the top and bottom, and call it a day. As a base, i use a 12,000 btu portable gas stove (made in japan), which i use to cook on a daily basis. You may get better results using a smaller (lower btu) burner on your stove because the higher btu burners have the gas jets spaced wider apart so the heat is on the sides of the wok and not focused at the bottom where you need the heat most. A stainless steel cooking bowl. You want burners where you can see the gas orifice from above the cooktop. To see what you have:

137cm 160cm Cast Iron Wok Pot Stand Universal Round Non Slip Gas Burner

How To Turn Your Stove Into A Wok Burner Turn the right sized cooking bowl upside down, plasma cut the top and bottom, and call it a day. As a base, i use a 12,000 btu portable gas stove (made in japan), which i use to cook on a daily basis. 2) set wok directly on grid. To see what you have: You may get better results using a smaller (lower btu) burner on your stove because the higher btu burners have the gas jets spaced wider apart so the heat is on the sides of the wok and not focused at the bottom where you need the heat most. You know what meets those requirements? A stainless steel cooking bowl. It uses butane gas canisters which are very cheap and widely available. Turn the right sized cooking bowl upside down, plasma cut the top and bottom, and call it a day. You want burners where you can see the gas orifice from above the cooktop. Wokmon funnels the flame from a gas burner, focusing the heat on the pan for better wok hei.