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Old 02-21-26 | 06:19 AM
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Mvcrash
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Originally Posted by veganbikes
To properly season a proper carbon steel wok you heat it enough to change the color of it so you are changing the molecular structure to make it more non-stick. People think it is oil no it is actually waiting till the wok turns colors which is great for cooking but bad for a weld. The oil polymerization is a part of it but "seasoning a wok" is actually more metallurgy and was really fun to do but sadly did accidentally burn the wood handle a tiny bit but hasn't effected the wok.
Off topic but my hand hammered wok is 38 years old, cooks and cleans perfectly and only cleaned with hot water and a bamboo scubber, I guess I seasoned it correclty.
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