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This Yosukata wok set combines a 14-inch pre-seasoned black carbon steel round-bottom wok with a wooden lid, stainless steel wok utensils, and long bamboo cooking chopsticks.
What's included
- 14-inch pre-seasoned black carbon steel round-bottom wok
- 14-inch carbonized wooden wok lid
- 17-inch stainless steel spatula
- 17-inch stainless steel ladle
- 17-inch stainless steel skimmer
- three pairs of bamboo cooking chopsticks in 11.8, 13, and 14.2-inch lengths
Cooking and compatibility
- The traditional round bottom is intended for compatible gas wok burners, wok ranges, wok rings, and outdoor burners. It is not designed to sit flat on electric, glass, ceramic, or induction cooktops.
- The factory pre-seasoning provides a starter patina, not a permanent synthetic nonstick coating. Season the wok with oil before first use and continue seasoning it through regular cooking.
- The long utensils provide extra reach over the wok; metal handles can become hot during high-heat cooking.
Care
Hand-wash the wok, dry it completely over low heat, and apply a thin coat of cooking oil before storage. Hand-wash the wooden lid and bamboo chopsticks and dry them promptly. Do not soak the carbon steel or wood components or put them in a dishwasher.
This Yosukata wok set combines a 14-inch pre-seasoned black carbon steel round-bottom wok with a wooden lid, stainless steel wok utensils, and long bamboo cooking chopsticks.
What's included
- 14-inch pre-seasoned black carbon steel round-bottom wok
- 14-inch carbonized wooden wok lid
- 17-inch stainless steel spatula
- 17-inch stainless steel ladle
- 17-inch stainless steel skimmer
- three pairs of bamboo cooking chopsticks in 11.8, 13, and 14.2-inch lengths
Cooking and compatibility
- The traditional round bottom is intended for compatible gas wok burners, wok ranges, wok rings, and outdoor burners. It is not designed to sit flat on electric, glass, ceramic, or induction cooktops.
- The factory pre-seasoning provides a starter patina, not a permanent synthetic nonstick coating. Season the wok with oil before first use and continue seasoning it through regular cooking.
- The long utensils provide extra reach over the wok; metal handles can become hot during high-heat cooking.
Care
Hand-wash the wok, dry it completely over low heat, and apply a thin coat of cooking oil before storage. Hand-wash the wooden lid and bamboo chopsticks and dry them promptly. Do not soak the carbon steel or wood components or put them in a dishwasher.