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  1. #1001
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    Good tip^^^
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    Made a couple eggs in the new cast iron. Sunny side up under a Lodge cast iron lid that we seemed to have always owned. Forgot about the eggs for a while while I spent too much time cleaning up.

    Turned out great. Complete float achieved.

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    Speaking of Field Company, 20% off with “GIFT20”.

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    Quote Originally Posted by neufox47 View Post
    Anyone have recommendations on a carbon steel wok?


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    Are you cooking on a high heat gas burner? Because if you're just using on a standard kitchen range, imho, woks don't really confer any advantages over pans. They are fucking awesome if you're working with a big flame that heats the entire wok but otherwise, meh.

    I prefer a mandarin style wok without a carrying handle. If you want to cook larger amounts, then get a Cantonese wok. Dont buy the thick walled heirloom woks for $$$. The key attribute of a proper wok is rapid conductivity, both heating AND cooling.

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    Quote Originally Posted by neufox47 View Post
    Anyone have recommendations on a carbon steel wok?


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    I am not fancy like neckdeep but I got the Tramontina carbon steel wok from Costco on sale for like $20 and for $20 it fkn slaps. I'm a huge fan of Tramontina - great budget cookware, their SS clad pans are fantastic quality for price (they feel 95% as nice as Allclad) and the wok is great.

    For carbon steel pans, speaking more broadly, I am an insane fan of Mauvel. Serious eats is too:

    https://www.seriouseats.com/best-car...rs-at-a-glance

    Apparently they make a wok too. If. I wasn't such a fan of the Tramontina I might check it out.

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    Quote Originally Posted by neckdeep View Post
    Are you cooking on a high heat gas burner? Because if you're just using on a standard kitchen range, imho, woks don't really confer any advantages over pans. They are fucking awesome if you're working with a big flame that heats the entire wok but otherwise, meh.

    I prefer a mandarin style wok without a carrying handle. If you want to cook larger amounts, then get a Cantonese wok. Dont buy the thick walled heirloom woks for $$$. The key attribute of a proper wok is rapid conductivity, both heating AND cooling.
    The advantage is they keep your noods off your range. I could not in one million years imagine trying to make pad Thai, etc in a fuckin frying pan.

    Is the situation you describe ideal for wok cooking? Yes. But there are still significant advantages for certain techniques. I have a heavy, flat bottomed wok that transfers heat well. A carbon steel wok is much more challenging.

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    My carbon wok came from goodwill.

    And why would you wanna make pad [sic] thai at all?
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    Quote Originally Posted by mattig View Post
    The advantage is they keep your noods off your range. I could not in one million years imagine trying to make pad Thai, etc in a fuckin frying pan.

    Is the situation you describe ideal for wok cooking? Yes. But there are still significant advantages for certain techniques. I have a heavy, flat bottomed wok that transfers heat well. A carbon steel wok is much more challenging.

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    There are high, slope sided pans for that. Basically hybrids of a saute and a wok,

  9. #1009
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    A carbon steel flat bottom wok is super useful in the home kitchen. Obviously stir frying but it’s also perfect for deep frying, braising, sauteeing greens, dropping a steaming basket in it, flipping upside down for naan and tortillas, etc.

    In my mind it’s easily in the top 5 pots and pans a home cook needs.


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    Quote Originally Posted by neckdeep View Post
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    There are high, slope sided pans for that. Basically hybrids of a saute and a wok,
    at 10 times the cost of a wok.

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    Merry Freaking Christmas to me.



    This thing is huge and DEEP.

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    Dang. That's a nice looking pan
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    Quote Originally Posted by warthog View Post
    Merry Freaking Christmas to me.



    This thing is huge and DEEP.
    Nice. I got a set of Smitheys for my daughter for Xmas. I haven’t seen it yet, but she said it’s beautiful. Reading up on the brand, I saw that the color fades eventually.

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    Spendy.

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    Wife got another Le Creuset cast iron pan for xmas. I think she has a complete quiver and maybe some doubles now.

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    Quote Originally Posted by riser4 View Post
    Spendy.
    YOLO

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    Quote Originally Posted by riser4 View Post
    Spendy.
    All my other ones are $40 or less saves from antique shops. Never could find a #14, so went for it.
    It is so nice looking, I almost hate to cook with it. Almost.

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    The last GF gave me a 12" vintage skillet from a garage sale which is way bigger than I can ever use and heavy. I overheated/ fucked up the cooking surface so sanded it smoove with a red sanding disc, re seasoned and gave it to my daughter-in-law for x-mas
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    Quote Originally Posted by XXX-er View Post
    The last GF gave me a 12" vintage skillet from a garage sale which is way bigger than I can ever use and heavy. I overheated/ fucked up the cooking surface so sanded it smoove with a red sanding disc, re seasoned and gave it to my daughter-in-law for x-mas
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    Quote Originally Posted by warthog View Post
    Merry Freaking Christmas to me.



    This thing is huge and DEEP.
    Give us a review when you use it please!

    I gave my special lady friend a Smithey Dutch Oven as a gift before Thanksgiving. Thing is amazing. The lady at the store said as soon as they got Smithy in they started to out sell Le Creuset immediately. Really nice piece of iron and made in the USA!

    https://smithey.com/collections/cast...-qt-dutch-oven

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    I'll probably now get a Smithey for thing #2 after he moves into his own place.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Whiteroom_Guardian View Post
    Give us a review when you use it please!

    I gave my special lady friend a Smithey Dutch Oven as a gift before Thanksgiving. Thing is amazing. The lady at the store said as soon as they got Smithy in they started to out sell Le Creuset immediately. Really nice piece of iron and made in the USA!

    https://smithey.com/collections/cast...-qt-dutch-oven
    Going to do up a load of bacon left over from a camping trip today.

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    Quote Originally Posted by riser4 View Post
    I'll probably now get a Smithey for thing #2 after he moves into his own place.
    Nice dad move.

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    Youngest kid helping me expand the quiver with this Xmas gift.

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