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How To Season A Wok Without A Gas Stove. When the wok is completely dry, soak up half a piece of kitchen paper towel with oil. I prefer to use the stove top method for seasoning my wok; Dry thoroughly to remove any moisture. My options are the electric. Just got a new carbon steel flat bottom wok and looking to season it correctly. In this post i’m going to show you how to do this. The most common ingredient used to season a cast iron or carbon steel pan is fat like oil, lard, or shortening, but you can also use salt. If you are using a serious burner like that, you are most likely burning any “seasoning” off the majority of the wok and essentially doing a long yau without thinking about it. Unfortunately we have an electric flat stove. Wash wok with mild dish soap and warm water using a soft sponge. 1] scrub your wok in hot,. How to season a wok. Apply a thin layer of oil on the entire surface of the wok. Whichever seasoning process you choose. Place the wok on the stove over medium heat.

There are several different ways you can go about seasoning a wok. 1] scrub your wok in hot,. My options are the electric. If you are starting on low heat, and. When the wok is completely dry, soak up half a piece of kitchen paper towel with oil. Unfortunately we have an electric flat stove. Wash wok with mild dish soap and warm water using a soft sponge. I prefer to use the stove top method for seasoning my wok; The most common ingredient used to season a cast iron or carbon steel pan is fat like oil, lard, or shortening, but you can also use salt. In this post i’m going to show you how to do this.

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How To Season A Wok Without A Gas Stove Unfortunately we have an electric flat stove. The most common ingredient used to season a cast iron or carbon steel pan is fat like oil, lard, or shortening, but you can also use salt. Place the wok on the stove over medium heat. If you are starting on low heat, and. How to season a wok. Dry thoroughly to remove any moisture. I prefer to use the stove top method for seasoning my wok; And as far as the heating method, you can season your pan on the stovetop or in the oven. In this post i’m going to show you how to do this. My options are the electric. Unfortunately we have an electric flat stove. Wash wok with mild dish soap and warm water using a soft sponge. If you are using a serious burner like that, you are most likely burning any “seasoning” off the majority of the wok and essentially doing a long yau without thinking about it. 1] scrub your wok in hot,. When the wok is completely dry, soak up half a piece of kitchen paper towel with oil. Apply a thin layer of oil on the entire surface of the wok.