Eastman Outdoors Carbon Steel Wok - 18-Inch
from: Eastman Outdoors
Product Description:
A modern variation on an ancient cooking tool, Eastman traditional carbon steel woks are made to exacting specifications and are designed to be used with our "Big Kahuna" burner.
A modern variation on an ancient cooking tool, Eastman traditional carbon steel woks are made to exacting specifications and are designed to be used with our "Big Kahuna" burner.
Features:
- 18-Inch Carbon steel wok
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Customer Reviews
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Rating: - Eastman Outdoors Carbon Steel Wok
Bought this for a large annual family reunion several years ago. Works great for making large quantities of scrambled eggs and frying bacon. Everyone at camp loved it.Works best on the large single propane burners. Works best if you start warming it and pour in a small amount of oil and coat the inside surface using some paper towels or a clean rag.
- Eastman Outdoors Carbon Steel WokBought this for a large annual family reunion several years ago. Works great for making large quantities of scrambled eggs and frying bacon. Everyone at camp loved it.Works best on the large single propane burners. Works best if you start warming it and pour in a small amount of oil and coat the inside surface using some paper towels or a clean rag.
