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 Gas hob vs Induction hob, how to select perfect hob for my kitchen

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post Jul 8 2023, 01:11 AM

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all the silly 'you cant get wok kei with induction' kids better grow up.
I can get tons of wok hei with induction. Who says induction cant produce wok hei??
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post Jul 8 2023, 02:10 PM

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QUOTE(DragonReine @ Jul 8 2023, 01:38 PM)
Kids who dunno how to control temperature and don't know how to use a well seasoned flat bottomed wok on induction, don't know how to deliberately heat the oil to smoking point before cooking, not using dry/drained fresh ingredients at room temperature 😂😂😂 on gas or induction, it's more important that the ingredients are sufficiently dry without excess moisture and that the food is at room temperature, so the maillard reaction happens quickly without overcooking.

Yea ori version of wok hei needs a super seasoned wok and the rocket engine that professional kitchens and hawker centres use. Modern gas stoves don't go that strong or high because it's a greater fire hazard than usual, so the condition of ingredients are more important.
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post Jul 8 2023, 09:28 PM

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[quote=Created On 21/1/2021,Jul 8 2023, 02:15 PM]
I have to disagree on this one.

You just can't get the real wok hei without the use of a wok and a jet engine hob.

Your stir-fried vegetables will never taste the same as those prepared at a restaurant.
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