Home
/
Cookware—Shop by Material—Carbon Steel Cookware
/
Williams Sonoma Carbon Steel Round-Bottom Wok with Ring, 14"
Williams Sonoma Carbon Steel Round-Bottom Wok with Ring, 14"
Quantity
-
Detail
Summary
In Chinese kitchens, carbon steel woks are essential for high-heat stir-frying as well as simmering, steaming and deep-frying. Our wok is traditional in every way – hand hammered of carbon steel, shaped with a rounded bottom and fitted with a heat-resistant wooden handle. It comes with a ring stand for use on any type of cooktop, including induction.
- Traditional 1.2mm carbon steel construction disperses heat rapidly and evenly.
- Gradually sloping sides ensure food stays directly over heat source and simplify tossing.
- Oak stick handle stays cool to the touch.
- Easy to season to create naturally nonstick surface.
- Rounded-bottom wok can be used on all cooktops, including induction.
- Includes ring stand for use on induction, electric and ceramic cooktops.
Dimensions & More Info
- Wok: 14" diam., 5" high; 4 1/2-qt. cap.; 3 lb.
- Cooking Ring: 10" diam., 1 1/2" high; 4 oz.
- Made in China.
Use & Care
Use
- For use on any type of cooktop, including induction.
- Includes ring stand for use on induction, electric and ceramic cooktops.
- Wok will become very hot when cooking. Please use caution.
- Before first use, hand-wash wok with hot water and gently scrub with soft cloth or soft bristle brush; dry thoroughly.
- Season before first use. Coat interior of wok with even layer of seasoning oil. Put wok over medium heat. Some areas dry a bit faster – rub additional oil on these areas. Reduce heat to low and apply another layer of oil to interior. Keep on low heat for approx. 10 minutes – this process should produce a golden patina over interior surface. Remove from heat and wipe interior surface with paper towel to remove any loose black carbon. Repeat process once or twice if needed.
Care
- Hand-wash thoroughly with hot water. Use soft bristle brush or soft cloth to scrub, if necessary. Avoid soap and abrasive scrubbers.
- Dry thoroughly with soft cloth and apply thin coat of seasoning oil before storing to prevent rusting.
- Re-season wok if cooking surface becomes bumpy or patina surface has chipped off.
-
Customer ReviewsNo comments