Steps: 1. Wash the wok the soap and water. 2. Heat it properly from all the sides till you see a bluish colour. 3. Add oil and spread it all over the wok. 4. Now add water and you will see all the excess oil and impurities on the top. Remove the water and wipe it clean. 5. Again heat the wok properly, add oil, spread it all over and remove any excess oil. 6. Add sliced onions to the residual oil and burn them. 7. Remove the burned onions, add oil, spread it all over the wok and now you have a well-seasoned wok ready to use!
To the people who think they're being sarcastic, this is actually how you season your wok check any asian videos you'll see it... just because you don't know something doesn't mean it's wrong
Yeh technique Chinese/Asian food prepare karne ke liye hai. Chinese cuisine mein chef individual portion cook karte hain unlike Indian food jahan zyada quantity mein food prepare kiya jaata hai isliye water ko high temperature par boil karne se wok clean ho jaata hai. Wok ko oil se season karne par woh non-stick ki tarah kaam karta hai
@@amritpransarmah9405 Chinese/Asian likha hai padha nahi thik se shayad, Asian term kabhi kabhi East Asia ke liye use kiya jaata hai. India aur China dono Asia mein sabko pata hai, yahan food ke context mein baat ki hai jo ek dusre se kaafi alag hai
@@amritpransarmah9405 why do u embarrass yourself when u have no idea bout the entire context. The term asian is used for east asians (or what u might wanna call is ppl with slant eyes). People these day so confidently make a fool out of themselves 😂
@@yesusuck3186 That's a stern stereotype, not the reality, people with slant eyes are not just only in east asia but in india also, think apart from the stereotypes, south india doesn't mean tamil nadu, similarly asia doesn't mean just east asia, I just stated facts, you are the one embarrassing yourself by trying to prove someone else's argument by using stereotypical beliefs😂😂😂
@@sakuradori6216 Haan tumhaari baat samajh gaya mai, sahi hai, fir bhi yeh asian waale jo beliefs hain, isme log india ko nahi ginte, aisa nahi karna chahiye, yeh toh galat hai na😄
@@shloksenwal3337Jabse Jio aaya hai saare bhikariyo ko Internet ka access mil gya.. That time was too good when in late 90's only few people had access of Internet at home and these days 😢😢
Once cooking is done, after washing a wok or any iron pan never keep it like that for long. Always season right after you wash before storage. This will avoid it catching rust. The rust which you see initially in the video is because it was not seasoned before storing the wok after it's previous wash.
Isse chemistry ka koi lena dena nahi he I mean ha use to chemistry hoti he 😂😂 but ye labag Sare chefs ko and jinko acchi knowledge he unko pata hota he
but tempering is necessary if you want to have a nonstick iron pan. The obective is not just rusting but using less oily food and that too shouldnt stick or burn.
Can still see that rusted part. Why to take a risk. The best thing is to tap dry it with a cloth after washing it in the first place ...I guess and then heat it on high temperature
Thats why traditionally in India when a new wok ( kadhai कढ़ाई) is purchased poori (fried bread पूड़ी) is deep fried in oil. It is for celebration about purchasing new wok and also to season it.
Everyone this is a technique used in gaon/villages in India in konkan maharashtra, Karnataka and many more states 🙆 isko oil waste krna ya kadhai chamkane ke liye nhi h ye kadhai ki season krne ke liye h bina iske iron kadhai/berada nahi use krte it will be harmful that is why ise season krte h wo onion jo use kiye h unhe bhi nahi khate fek dete h.
Kadhai ko garam karne ke baad thoda pani dale,aur half cut 2-3 lemone lo daale ,kadai garam rahate hi, lemon se achhi tarah se ghise,kadai unbelievale wash.
