Tefal Primary Wok Pan 28 cm

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For that purpose, please observe the following tips: slightly oil the pan before first use and then wash and dry it, repeat the process from time to time if you wash the pan regularly in the dishwasher. To prolong the life of your pan, we recommend hand washing with a non-abrasive sponge. For dishwasher use, it is preferable to use gentle detergents such as a liquid or gel. To extend the life of the coating, you should use a small amount of oil when stir-frying or grilling. You do not need oil when boiling or stewing. Can I leave my handle on the cookware while I am cooking with it on the stove?

Traditional, round-bottomed woks are meant to be used with a special stove featuring a burner that is fitted to cradle a wok. This setup creates a hotspot at the bottom while sending heat up the sides of the wok, and also allows for a smooth scooping motion to stir ingredients around. Flat bottoms are an evolutionary allowance for flat cooktops. These center the hot point on the surface that touches the burner, taking a longer time for the sides to capture and keep higher temperatures. Always select the proper electric burner size or adjust the gas burner so the flame only touches the bottom of the pan and does not climb up the sides. This extremely well-crafted pan is a cinch to use, clean, and maintain, but the performance comes at a premium

Eliminate guesswork: Our new Thermo-Signal™ technology on all pots and pans makes cooking easy. When the hourglass disappears, the pan is at the optimal cooking temperature for brilliant results. Excessive force on the outside of aluminium pots or frying pans resulting, for example, from them being dropped or hit may result in deformations of the pots/pans. (The pot/frying pan will not deform as result of cooking heat.) Various topics Does Tefal/T-fal cookware contain PFOA? This 1800-watt Pro model is a serious upgrade from the standard Breville Hot Wok, offering an additional boost of energy that allows this model to cooker hotter—up to 425 degrees—and faster than before. That’s just the right formula to help you sear and seal, but 15 other heat settings make this appliance just as functional as a wok over a fire. You can warm, slow cook, deep-fry, or steam with ease, especially since the tempered glass lid has an adjustable vent that gives you better control over covered cooking. We recommend it for stir-fry, fajitas, and steaming. Plus, you can use it to make wings for a crowd.

We love the slightly-wider-than-normal bottom that allows you to cook more food in less time. We also like the design, from the curvy, yet comfortable, handles to the inlaid glass window in the cover. That allows you to see what's happening inside whether you're making fried rice or popcorn. And while this is a big pot, it's nice enough that you'll want to keep it out and large enough to be constantly useful. It is dishwasher-safe, though you might end up hand-washing since it will take up a good amount of room. It is also necessary to avoid overheating and scratches, in particular due to use of metal accessories (spatulas, ladles) and/or due to cleaning with a scouring sponge. Special handle (such as wood or removable handles like Ingenio): NO, hand washing only, recommanded with a non-abrasive sponge. Sautéing comes from the French word “sauté”, meaning “jumped” or “bounced”. To sauté your food, you toss it in the pan over high heat, with a small amount of oil or fat. The idea is to “sweat” your ingredients, without them starting to fry or stew. To do this, you need a pan with slightly higher sides than a regular frying pan. This to make sure your food won’t end up tossed all over your kitchen. And that’s the sauté pan. The modern wok pan We like the generous 14-inch diameter of this wok, which allows you to cook several portions at once. There's more than enough room to feed four people, to make enough food for a dinner party, or to even do a little meal-prep for your workday lunches. A long handle and stay-cool silicone helper loop provide yet another failsafe, and a flat base means anyone with a gas or electric stove can get cooking.Designed by Jamie Oliver : "These are my go-to pans for everyday cooking – they're durable, great quality and they give brilliant results every time. That's why I've worked with Tefal for nearly two decades. Plus, we're both striving to get more people cooking delicious, nutritious food at home." Only frying pans, saucepans or saute pans from the Ingenio range can go in the oven, thanks to their detachable handles (ensure that the detachable handle is removed). Utensils should never be used in a microwave or convection oven. Thermo-Spot®: To what temperature does the frying pan need to be heated for the temperature indicator to change colour? Design: The best woks have a classic sloped sides, enough cooking space for a 4-person household, useful handles, and look great when left out on the stove. We rated woks higher when those handles stayed exceptionally cool when over high heat. An exterior coating protects your cookware from the harmful consequences of dishwashing. It is therefore extremely important not to damage this coating and we recommend that you avoid the use of scouring pads (Scotch Brite).