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Fact #1. A standard wok is a versatile, round pan used over a flame burner. Invented in China, it was originally designed to dry out vegetables, tea leaves, and meat. While that function has changed over the centuries, the wok's basic structure remains the same.
Fact #2. These pans have now become synonymous with stir-frying. This requires adding cold oil to a hot pan and cooking the food very quickly. The flavors of the oil and sauces are seared to all the ingredients. Dishes cooked this way have a distinctive flavor, which in Chinese is referred to as the breath of the wok.
Fact #3. Anyone desiring to create rich, flavorful dishes while also saving time and effort can now simply utilize an electric wok. These are especially beneficial for those without a flame source. Conventional electric ranges are not conducive to wok use. Woks require very high temperatures to properly sear food. Most electric ranges have trouble keeping up with the heating requirements.
Fact #4. In space-saving environments like dorms or tiny homes, electric units are a very versatile cookware option. They can easily make stir fries, deep fried dishes, and soups. They provide much of the benefit of a hot plate, yet only require one pan to create a variety of dishes. This means cleanup is equally simple, requiring less water and time to wash the dishes.
Fact #5. Electric models act much like regular units, but require significantly less upkeep. Achieving a similar flavor while also increasing the health benefits of the meal may be as simple as choosing the right oil. Many people lean on relatively flavorless oils such as canola or corn. However, some proper Asian meals require sesame oil. Sesame oil provides a distinct flavor to the dish, and boasts many health benefits.
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