4. Hoisin sauce. This is a sweet, reddish-brown paste made from beans. It has many uses in Chinese cooking. I love a little bit of it mixed into the sauce of some stir-fries, particularly when you ...

The key to cooking in the wok is a high-temperature, low-flavor oil like peanut, canola, sunflower or soybean. You need oil that can get as hot as possible before breaking and burning.

Whether you’re buying a wok for the first time or you’re a seasoned wok user, Consumer Reports offers tips on how to choose and use your wok.

For those who grew up in a Cantonese family, it’s almost impossible to go to a Chinese restaurant without hearing someone comment on the quality of the “wok hei,” or “breath of the wok.” ...

A hand-hammered carbon steel wok also has an authentic patina and appearance for display between uses. Pan design. One challenge western users face with traditional Chinese woks is the shape of ...

Assembling the dish. Heat cooking oil in the wok until it is shimmery but not smoking. Add chicken cubes and cook, stirring, until color is golden (3-5 minutes).

“Get yourself a wok, and it hasn’t got to be one of these £200 woks. You can go and get a £20 non-stick wok,” says Wan. “A ...

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For those who grew up in a Cantonese family, it’s almost impossible to go to a Chinese restaurant without hearing someone comment on the quality of the “wok hei,” or “breath of the wok.” ...