A wok is a great option for cooking over an open fire. It is important to use a wok that is made specifically for this purpose, as regular woks are not designed to withstand the high heat of an open flame. When using a wok on an open fire, it is important to have a good ventilation system in place to avoid smoke and fumes.
Yes, you can cook with cast iron on an outdoor grill. While cast iron is best known for its use in the kitchen, it can be a great option for cooking outdoors, too. The key is to make sure your grill is well-seasoned and clean before you start cooking. Then, you can cook anything on your grill that you would normally cook in a skillet on the stovetop.
Yes, you can use a wok on an outdoor grill. A wok is a great way to cook food on an outdoor grill because it is a quick and easy way to cook food.
If you're using a carbon steel wok, it's important to season the wok before use. This will help to create a nonstick surface and prevent rusting. To season a wok, heat it until it's smoking hot, then rub it all over with oil. Let the wok cool, then repeat the process. Once you've seasoned the wok, it's important to keep it well-oiled to maintain the nonstick surface.
5/5
Dimensions:64"x22.5"x35", compatible with Blackstone 36 inch Outdoor Cooking Flat Top Gas Grill Griddle Station; also fits similar size camp chef flat top grill griddle station.
Help protect your investment from the elements.
Made of 600D Heavy-duty oxford polyester, with water resistant , water repellent finish, easy to clean
The Blackstone 36" Weather Resistant Cover is customed designed to fit over the Blackstone 36" Griddle Cooking Station
Also works on other grills and barbecues with similar dimension.
$234
This cover not only properly fits my Camp Chef MODEL FTG600 flat top griddle. With the stainless steel cover on, it fits.The fact that I can leave the two side shelves standing is quite convenient. Don't bother folding them down anymore.At each end of the cover are two looped handles. While the griddle is in use, it can be hung up on a hook.It was simple to put on the cover.Additionally, I appreciate that there isn't a printed branding on it.Both the cover and the vendor have my highest praise.I do suggest it.
5/5
Contents include 1 Commercial Cazo made of Galvanized Steel measuring, 20†at thee Top Diameter with a 14†Bottom D x 7†Height with safety assured handles. Handles measure approx. 1.5†giving the Cazo a total Width of 23â€.
This Cazo will provide you with everything you need to tackle the full cooking experience. Leave cooking limitations as a thing of the past with the massive capacity of this cazo in the arsenal of your kitchen. Please keep in mind, this Cazo may contain minimal and slight scratches due to being manufactured, however this will not affect it's sole purpose, or quality overall.
This Traditional and Durable Cazo or wok is perfectly made for all your outdoor cooking necessities, excellent for Carnitas, Birria, Tamales, Barbacoa, BBQ, Fried Fish cook-outs and much more. It is Designed for outside use with but not limited to a portable gas stove, and on a variety of cooking equipment as well.
It’s equipped with Safety Proof Red Handles that will always stay cool when handling, making transport and maneuverability a whole lot more safe, quick and easy. The Cazo is a very popular cooking utensil used among Caterers, Food Vendors on the streets and in many Restaurants all over Mexico.
Traditional Cazo is made of Durable and built to last, Galvanized Steel. Take your cooking to new heights, get yours and experience cooking in a different way with this 20†Round Cazo Wok.
$234
The perfect combination of fried chicken, fries, and vegetables. simple to tidy up after. It is big and incredibly stable. eager to prepare carnitas. My spouse adores it.
4.3/5
ROUNDED BOTTOM - The wok has a rounded bottom section that makes flipping and stirring food very easy, meaning that it is less likely to get lost or fall out of the pan like it does when using a regular frying pan.
PERFECT FOR COOKING MANY DISHES - A wok is a versatile cooking instrument and is great to use when cooking a stir fry, seafood, or dishes that you need to cook quickly.
HANDLES FOR EASY MANEUVERABILITY - The Mr. BBQ Wok Topper has handles built in for easy transport and movement from the grill to the table.
MADE FROM COMMERCIAL GRADE CAST IRON - Cast iron is a durable and sought after material for pans and cookware. This cast iron wok heats evenly and quickly, and is a perfect addition to your indoor or outdoor kitchen cookware collection!
NON STICK WITHOUT ANY CHEMICALS OR COATING- Cast Iron heat retention provides the perfect surface for quick and efficient cooking on Gas Grills, BBQ, Stovetops, Induction Cookers.
$234
Whatever you pay for, you get. LeCreuset, Staub, or Lodge are not what this is. You are receiving a subpar Chinese-made CI wok. Marginal? Well, to begin with, my wok doesn't sit flush or flat. It sways a little bit. The wok's interior is everything from smooth. Although the interior is sufficiently rough to tear paper towels, my wok hasn't pitted, which is a good thing.You must follow the directions, wash off the factory-applied coating, and season thoroughly. I applied flaxseed oil six times to create a thick, durable layer. This wok has already started to become nonstick, and most meals can be prepared with just a half tablespoon of oil. This wok is substantial, hefty. Don't let it fall.I've read complaints from other reviewers claiming this isn't CI, but I beg to differ. There is no question in my mind that this is made entirely of cast iron. I've read about black chunks flaking off into food, but I've never personally seen this flaw.I use an old 14.5-inch Cuisnart wok cover, which fits flush on the lip of this wok. With this wok, you can make excellent stir-fries, steamed dumplings, tempura, and everything else a home cook can think of.
4/5
Provides professional high heat grilling for stir-fry, or lower heat for soups and stews
Porcelain-enameled, cast iron prevents sticking
Also fits Summit gas grill center (with wok ring accessory)
Stays in Place while cooking
Fits into the Gourmet BBQ system cooking grate
$234
For my Weber charcoal BBQ, I bought this. I've made fajitas and wok-stirred chicken thus far. Both times, I first cooked the meat for a short while before adding the vegetables and continuing to simmer for a short while. The dish was swiftly and evenly cooked with barely any smokiness. To try more recipes excites me. The one minor drawback is that the wok needs to be cleaned gently; to prevent scrubbing as directed by the manufacturer, I ended up soaking it twice every time I used it. I would unquestionably suggest this wok to anyone who enjoys grilling with charcoal.
4/5
Fits Brinkmann 810-3250-F, 810-3250-W, Evanston . Instruction manual and wok how-to CD
Big Kahuna propane burner with adjustable legs with propane gas regulator and hose.
22-Inch deep dish carbon steel wok with stainless steel wok spoon and spatula
12-Inch AccuZone thermometer to maintain proper temperature
$234
This device has a stove!Every few weeks, I prepare stir-drys for my family. As I was only able to use an electric stove and a large non-stick skillet for cooking, I was acutely aware that they were, at best, acceptable. I've been considering large kitchen ranges (48" wide) to replace my 32" JennAire when it eventually breaks. I saw that similar stoves could be purchased with wok burners; cool, but it also used up half of the area on the top of a 48-inch stove "I wanted the stove to include a grill and griddle as well, so this was not cool. Not possible.I observed the chef at the adjacent Panda Express in the meantime, and it quickly became apparent that serious stir-frying required a large wok, a lot of thermal energy, and an excellent exhaust system. These requirements were not going to be met in my kitchen, where the range is located in an island. So what do you do? The $50 low end propane fired wok cookers were the first goods I noticed when I checked online, but they weren't going to cut it. Then I noticed the more expensive units that were intended to be incorporated into a large outdoor kitchen. I decided against doing that. I eventually came across numerous mid-range cookers, including this one. seemed like a good deal at $160.As opposed to my Giant Green Egg smoker, which still looks and functions exactly as it did when I received it as a birthday gift 15 years ago, this item is unlikely to be a lifetime investment. But the construction is not too poor. Although I immediately went and obtained the materials to build a chain web linking the legs together to eliminate any possibility of leaning on the device and shattering a leg, the legs are quite strong. The wok itself is basic and reliable. For the time being, I got out my rarely worn welding gloves. It would have been wonderful if they had taken some action to ensure that the handles stayed cool.It is not like the large single handle woks you see Chinese chefs using, tossing the food around, where there is frequently no need to manage the wok while it is cooking. With the tools, food modification is accomplished. But yet, don your welding gloves.Because the sheet metal frame is fragile, it will probably break first, especially in places where rust is a problem. Keep it dry, paint it with high-temperature BBQ paint, and it should provide enough service. The burner is extremely simple; it seems to be made of cast iron, however I've read that it's not entirely made of cast iron. The gas control valve is quite simple, but I kind of like that because I could change it easily if it ever breaks (unlikely).Leg extensions function as intended. The tripod appeared to be solid and steady when fully extended, with little chance that I, at 6', would unintentionally tip it over. However, I feel that the ring that the wok is held in is a little bit too small. If you don't move the large 22" wok, it sits perfectly on it, but it all seems a little risky; perhaps an 18-20" wok would feel safer. possibly a bigger ring Even so, if you use caution, it is still functional. Keep the dog at a distance.The kitchenware are of good quality and, with regular care, should last for some time. Although not spectacular, the instruction manual is still functional. The bundled DVD is the same.Did I mention that it cooks like a champ?I seasoned the wok per online instructions that suggested using oil, salt, and potato peels after removing the protective layer with a pyrrolidone-based paint remover (simple to accomplish). It turned out okay, but after reading more, I was persuaded that the potatoes and salt were unnecessary. So, I just gave it another go with a little safflower oil and a lot of heat. Really fast, a wonderful seasoning developed. A short search on the internet revealed that there are a number of oils with equivalent or greater smoke temperatures, so I chose to use safflower oil despite the fact that they recommended using peanut oil, which is only accessible locally in large, pricey jugs. Since avocado oil has the greatest smoke point and is easily found in small containers, I was inclined to use it. Perhaps I'll try it out in the future. I would have thought that the oil's level of unsaturation would have an effect on its capacity to polymerize, but I couldn't locate any information on this online.It's now time to start the stir fry, which will consist of chicken breast cooked to order with a variety of vegetables and sauces for my wife, son, and of course myself. The included thermometer works well for deep frying and boiling but is less useful for stir cooking. One of my finest purchases ever, the Fluke remote reading infrared thermometer has various applications, so I pulled it out. In accordance with the directions on the video, the chicken was added first, then the vegetables, and last the sauces, when the heated wok reached about 500 degrees and the safflower and sesame oil mixture began to smoke. I increased the gas after each addition and then decreased it after approximately 30 seconds, when the wok had returned to 450–500 degrees. Fabulous!I must add that everything worked amazingly well! There was no need for an explanation, which surprised me. Simple as fishing! Food of truly restaurant quality, prepared in a few minutes per batch, and individually suited to the preferences of each family member.You could definitely prepare enough food in one batch to feed about 6 people. You would definitely need a larger wok and even more heat after that. But it only took me five minutes to make a large batch, so in ten, you could serve twelve people, etc.Other wok burners that boast 2.5 times as much output as this one have been seen.
3.9/5
Tray should not exceed 400â°F or warping/peeling of non-stick coating may appear
Raised sides keep food in place
Non-Stick makes it easier to grill and clean up after tough foods
Perforated metal allows for real grilled experience
$234
For grilling vegetables, I adore this basket, but use caution as the finish is easily scratched. Before putting this on the grill, make sure it is very well oiled or buttered! I'm not sure if the issue is with the product's subpar design or with me, a novice griller.I bought mine in July, but I doubt I'll get much more use out of it because huge portions of the nonstick coating are missing, and I'm now concerned that small pieces may end up in the food.
3.9/5
Dual Vertical Thick Steel Bars Frame
Type: Banjo Cooker
Material: Stainless Steel
Model #: SAB6
Cooking Surface: 22" Wide
$234
Well-made, sturdy piece of equipment. Real worth should last for several seasons, if not a lifetime.Just a heads-up, but during delivery, a small piece of cardboard got jammed in the gas intake. If you spot it, remove it and blow it out before using the device; alternatively, you may place a small plastic cap or baggie over the intake to prevent this from happening.
A good quality wok should have a smooth surface, be made of durable material, and have a good weight to it. The wok should also have a long handle that is comfortable to grip.
When deciding how much to spend on a wok, consider what material the wok is made of and how often you plan to use it. If you plan to use your wok frequently, it is worth investing in a higher quality wok made of carbon steel or cast iron. These woks heat up quickly and evenly, and will develop a patina over time that makes them non-stick. If you only plan to use your wok occasionally, a less expensive option made of aluminum or stainless steel will suffice. Whichever material you choose, make sure the wok is the
A wok is a good option for camping as it is lightweight and easy to transport. It is also versatile and can be used for cooking a variety of dishes.
A wok is a versatile kitchen tool that can be used for stir-frying, steaming, deep-frying, and more. If you enjoy cooking Asian-inspired dishes, then a wok is definitely worth the investment. Not only will it make cooking easier, but it will also add a authentic touch to your dishes.
Cast iron is a material that has been used for centuries for a variety of purposes. It is a durable material that can withstand high temperatures and is very resistant to corrosion. While cast iron is typically used indoors, it can be used outdoors if it is properly protected from the elements.
There are pros and cons to both stainless steel and carbon steel woks. Stainless steel is less likely to rust and is easier to clean, while carbon steel conducts heat better and is more durable. Ultimately, the best wok for you depends on your cooking needs and preferences.
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