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    Default Bought a wok.

    Now what to cook in it? Any Ideas?

    Took about an hour and a half to prep the wok to be used. We had to burn the sealant off and scrub it, then season it three times...I guess I never knew ya had to do that. It's my first pot.
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    Check with Yan!


    But my first suggestion would be, stir fry!

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    stir fry up some good beef, bok choy and broc
    how big of a wok did you get?

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    It's a 14" from Sur La Table
    Sur La Table Carbon Steel Wok - Sur La Table
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    Chop sticks, wok and the rice cooker are three things i need. In fact those were the only cooking things i needed for college. They are so versatile.

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    If you remain not knowing what to do with it, use it the german way:

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    I love stir fry on it, just don't go making orange chicken or something like that.
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    Besides stir fry dishes, the wok is great for making noodle dishes. I make garlic noodles all the time in my wok, and people rave about 'em. Also do a pretty good rendition of Vietnamese rice noodles or sheets with Thai shrimp paste that's super easy to make.
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    And post your results!

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    Quote Originally Posted by StreetPreacher View Post
    Check with Yan!


    But my first suggestion would be, stir fry!
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