Cast Iron Wok with Lid & Handles, GK190194

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  • Regular price £999.00


Description:

This cast iron wok is a kitchen companion that perfectly balances practicality and texture. Made from premium cast iron, it is built to last with even heat distribution, excelling at stir-frying, pan-searing, braising, and stewing-all in one pan. Paired with a transparent glass lid, it lets you monitor your cooking at a glance while effectively trapping steam to enhance braising and stewing results. With regular use, it develops a rich patina that becomes naturally non-stick and increasingly durable over time.

Features:

  • Premium Cast Iron: Crafted from high-quality cast iron for exceptional durability and long-lasting performance.
  • Secure & Comfortable Grip: The heat-resistant wooden handle stays cool to the touch, offers a comfortable grip, and features a metal hanging loop for easy storage.
  • Versatile Compatibility: Compatible with gas stoves, induction cooktops, and ovens, offering flexible cooking options.

Specifications:

Overall Length(includes handles): 52.5cm

Bottom Diameter: 31cm

Height(without lid): 9cm

Product Type: Cast Iron Wok

Wok Material: Cast Iron

Lid Material: Glass

Long Handle Material: Wood

Wok Colour: Black

Long Handle Colour: Natural Wood

Pre-seasoned: Yes

Compatible Stove Types: Gas Stoves, Induction Cooktops, Ceramic Cooktops, Portable Gas Stoves, Ovens

Maximum Temperature: Up to 400℃

Oven Safe: Yes

Lid Included: Yes

Handles Included: Yes

Number of Handles: 2

Product Care: Hand Wash Only

Assembly Required: Yes

Package Contents:

1 x Cast Iron Wok

Package Specifications:

Package Dimensions(WxDxH): 33 x 33 x 12cm

Gross Weight: 5.1kg

Notes:

- Despite efforts for accuracy, there may be some reasonable error due to manual measurement.  

- Actual product colours may vary due to monitor settings & lightings.

INITIAL USE AND GENERAL CARE:

Rinse & Dry: Rinse thoroughly with warm water and dry completely. To ensure all moisture is removed, place the wok in a warm oven for 15 minutes or heat gently on the stove.

Heat Control: Cast iron retains and distributes heat efficiently, so cooking on low to medium heat is recommended.

Avoid Overheating: Excessive heat can damage the natural seasoning and cause food to stick.

Utensil Care: Avoid using sharp metal utensils that may scratch the cooking surface.

Preheating: Always preheat the cookware on low heat for 5 minutes before increasing the temperature.

CLEANING & MAINTENANCE:

Step 1: Wash

Hand wash only. A small amount of mild soap is acceptable. For stuck-on food, use a pan scraper. For stubborn residue, simmer a little water in the pan for 3–5 minutes, then scrape gently once the pan has cooled slightly.

Step 2: Dry

Dry immediately and thoroughly with a lint-free cloth or paper towel. Note: A slight black residue on the towel is just natural seasoning and is perfectly normal.

Step 3: Oil

Apply a very thin layer of cooking oil to the entire surface. Use a paper towel to buff the pan, wiping away any excess oil until the surface looks dry.

Step 4: Store

Store in a cool, dry place once completely cooled. If stacking or storing with a lid, place a paper towel between the lid and the pan to allow for air circulation and prevent moisture buildup.

RE-SEASONING YOUR CAST IRON:

Remove Rust: If there is significant rust, fill the cookware with water, bring it to a boil, and simmer for about 20 minutes. Discard the hot water and let the cookware cool down. Then, scrub off the rust thoroughly.

Clean: Wash the cookware with hot water and a stiff brush. Rinse and dry completely.

Preheat: Preheat your oven to 200°C (approx. 400°F), or prepare an outdoor grill.

Apply Oil: Using a clean, lint-free cloth or a heavy-duty paper towel, apply a thin, even layer of warm oil, melted vegetable shortening, or lard over the entire surface of the cookware.

Wipe Excess: Thoroughly wipe off any excess oil to prevent sticky spots from forming during baking.

Bake: Place the cookware upside down on the outdoor grill (to avoid smoke indoors) or in the preheated oven. If using an oven, line the bottom rack with aluminum foil to catch any oil drips.