London Wok Round Bottom Wok - 330mm - Silver

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The London Wok 330mm Round Bottom Wok is designed for home cooks who want to achieve professional-grade stir-fry results with authentic high-heat searing. Its carbon steel construction and round bottom design offer excellent heat distribution for fast cooking; however, potential users should note that the pan requires a thorough initial seasoning process and proper oil maintenance to prevent rust, as it is not a low-maintenance non-stick pan.
| Colour | Silver |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | RBW13 |
| Brand | London Wok |
This wok is a round-bottom design, which is not stable on a glass-top stove. You would need a metal wok ring adapter to use it safely.
It comes with an anti-rust oil coating, but this is for protection in transit, not for cooking. You must scrub it off and season it yourself before the first use.
The handle is designed to stay cooler than the bowl, but it may still get hot if left directly over a high flame for an extended period. Use a cloth or mitt if necessary.
The blackening is a sign of a well-seasoned wok. This is the desired patina that creates a natural non-stick surface.
Yes, unlike coated non-stick pans, high-quality steel woks are durable enough for metal spatulas and ladles.
The wok likely needs more seasoning. Re-heat the wok, apply a thin layer of oil, and heat until it smokes to build the protective layer.
Scrub the rust off using a steel wool pad, wash thoroughly, and re-season the surface immediately to seal the metal.
Since it is a round-bottomed pan, use a dedicated wok ring adapter to provide a stable base on your stovetop.
Before you start cooking, you must remove the protective anti-rust oil coating by scrubbing the wok with hot, soapy water and a scourer. Afterward, you should perform a 'seasoning' process: heat the empty wok until it begins to smoke slightly, then wipe a thin layer of vegetable oil across the entire interior surface. Repeat this several times until the surface turns dark and develops a natural non-stick patina.
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