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www.inter-course.ca Patrick Dunn of InterCourse Chef Services shows you the basics of making a tasty Green Chicken Curry dish using a wok. This aired on Telus TV in Canada. For more information on InterCourse Chef Services, visit www.inter-course.ca Basic wok cooking...
Learn some of the fundamental uses of Chinese cooking equipment. Take a look at the Chinese Cooking packages that come with the cooking video, instructional guide, and Chinese ingredients at www.WokFusion.com. Learn about basic...
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To properly cook many Chinese recipes, you will need to start with a seasoned carbon steel wok. Check out this instructional video to learn how to season a carbon steel wok. How to Season a...
Wok Star Eleanor Hoh shows Plum TV, Katrina Campins & Hardy Hill how to Cook Like a Wok Star! Hardy frys up a delicious, sizzling shrimp and snow pea in her cast iron wok in minutes! Visit wokstar.us to see how you can Cook Like a Wok Star! Cook Like a Wok...
This test of Masterchef throws contestants into the art of wok cookery. Not only are they learning in a profesional environment but they must do it - front of house with all the customers! From the BBC Cooking on...
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Stir-frying enables you put a delicious, varied and healthy meal on the table in no time at all. Unfortunately, when stir-frying some of the ingredients do tend to end up next to the pan. However, with the Boomerang Wok this is a thing of the past! Thanks to the unique patented cupped edge of the Boomerang Wok, the ingredients can be turned with a simple movement of the spatula. The ingredients always end up back in the pan. The Boomerang Wok not only makes stir-frying a bit easier, but larger pieces of food, such as a fillet of fish or meat can be turned in no time at all using the unique patented cupped edge. The Boomerang Wok means it is no longer necessary to lift up the pan; the skills of a Chinese chef are incorporated in this pan. Stir-frying has never been as much fun and as easy, and the cooker stays clean! For more information please visit our website: www.royalvkb.com Royal VKB...
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A basic stir fry of shrimp, scallops, and veggies using my trusty old carbon steel wok. With practice, such dishes can be invented on the fly, or while you're standing in front of the fridge wondering what to have for dinner. Ingredients for one good sized serving: Shrimp - several Sea scallops - several Broccoli - A cup or so, cut into bite size florets Onion - about 1/3 medium, sliced Sweet red pepper - 1/4 large pepper, sliced Mushroom - 1 medium Portabello (or white) Garlic - 1 hefty clove Ginger paste - 1/2 tsp Garam Masala - 1/8 tsp Thyme - 1/8 tsp Dill - 1/8 tsp Horseradish - 1/2 tsp Peanut oil - 2 to 3 tbs, as needed Bacon - 2 slices, cut to bite size pieces Soy sauce (shoyu) - 2 tbs, Kikkoman or Aloha Lime juice - a couple of squirts Assemble per video. Serve over rice with more shoyu to taste. This easily scales up for a family of 4, with a slightly longer cooking time. Music: Fig Leaf Rag, by Kevin Macleod: www.incompetech.com New wok turner and chopsticks by Pao. (Thanks, Daryl, for the link to WorldKitchen.com.) A Single Man's...
In this highlight from Poh's Kitchen episode 4, 2010. Poh explains how to season a wok. Poh's Kitchen |...
Master Chinese Chef Stephen Yan demonstrates how to cook Beef & Broccoli. Taken from the Classic TV Series Wok with Yan -...
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Expand the description and view the text of the steps for this how-to video. Check out Howcast for other do-it-yourself videos from lazydiamond and more videos in the Grilling category. You can contribute too! Create your own DIY guide at www.howcast.com or produce your own Howcast spots with the Howcast Filmmakers Program at www.howcast.com Woks were originally designed to be in direct contact with hot coals, and you can use these steps to grill with a wok yourself. To complete this How-To you will need: A wok A grill Oil Stir-fry ingredients A wok spatula A wok ring (optional) Gloves (optional) Step 1: Choose a wok Choose a wok that is deep and round instead of flat-bottomed, has a long handle, and is made of carbon steel. This type of wok will maintain adequate heat. Tip: If you use a rounded wok, you will need a wok ring to set the wok on the grill. Step 2: Prepare ingredients Prepare ingredients before cooking either as called for by a recipe or by cutting meat and vegetables into uniform pieces to ensure even cooking. Step 3: Heat the wok Heat the wok on a hot grill before adding anything to it. Wait until the surface begins to let off some smoke and then dribble in enough oil to coat its surface, heating the oil for 30 seconds. Step 4: Add ingredients Add ingredients in small batches. Most recipes call for stir-frying meat or poultry before vegetables. Step 5: Toss the food Keep the food in constant motion by stirring with your wok spatula or toss by holding the <b>...</b> How To Grill With...
WOK lunch at Jin Qiao Carrefour, Shanghai with Philipp & Fabian, their first visit in China (let's WOK) WOK lunch at Jin...
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