Asians are the ones using the non-dumb version you retard
Kevin Hughes
>so the fire underneath evenly heats the entire large surface I thought the point of a wok's shape was to have cooler areas higher up so you can cook lots of different ingredients without over/undercooking any of them.
Noah Morales
I doubt asians wok burners in their little 30ft apartments.
Jacob Brown
they're lucky to have stoves at all
Luke Moore
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Julian Harris
>so it's a regular stove burner Yeah, we have that in america, it's a grate you put over a normal burner.
Nolan Lewis
>Is this the dumbest thing ever? No, that would be plastic coated non-stick woks.
Andrew Hernandez
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Jacob Cook
no sjw problem there cunt how does THAT make sense to you
Levi Cruz
yeah, you can get them in america too. I doubt they have them just like americans don't have them. Does anyone have any pics of chinese home kitchens? I'd like to see.
Oliver Green
I too would like this. We will get to the bottom of this, user.
Jonathan Hughes
I don't, but I have seen a lot of videos of cheap street vendors with gas wok burner set ups. So long as your gas line has the flow capacity, you can get decent quality 100,000+ BTU jet burners for $40. I'm sure there are factories in China pumping stuff out for $10ea that come just short of blowing up a city block with one wrong move.
Luis Morris
My mom has a house in China and we order 3ft tall 50lb propane tanks for the kitchen. The tank goes under a cabinet and is built in like a dishwasher.
Newer houses are probably setup to use primarily electric now with a small propane tank for wok work.
Jace Stewart
I have one like that. Just have an electric stove turned up all the way, no crazy million btu heat source. You have to keep the stuff in constant motion so everything is cooked evenly, or do something like said. I guess this is obvious, but the high sides, which keeps stuff from flying out when cooking is the only thing that really matters. It's a lot tougher making fried rice or a stirfry in a normal flat pan without making a mess. I'd be interested to try cooking in a rounded one with higher heat source, but I think the same results are achievable.
Caleb Morales
What about a cast iron wok?
Carson Butler
I had one of the retarded woks in the OP. I just bought a proper cast iron one. Thanks user!
Henry Collins
wouldn't it be super heavy? other than that I guess it would work woks are to be seasoned in a similar fashion to cast iron anyway
Ethan Hughes
IIRC wok burners require more gas than a normal american gas range, and get their own tank. i'm friends with some rich asians, their kitchen has a flat top/plancha and two wok burners with dedicated propane tanks, no conventional gas or electric range. i assume that they set it up similar to how they would've had it at home.
Mason Jackson
Most woks are probably cast iron. Just not the dumb shit westerners buy
Austin Wright
I just got the Lodge one - it's just under 10 pounds apparently.
Ryan Phillips
they're carbon steel dumbass
Cameron Morales
user is correct in that carbon steel is the traditional material. But cast iron is fine too.
Nicholas Clark
>the dumb shit westerners buy I was specifically not talking about those dumbass carbon steel is not the traditional material for anything that's been made for centuries m8