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wok

/wok/US // wɒk //UK // (wɒk) //

炒菜,炒锅,炒货,炒饭

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Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : a large bowl-shaped pan used in cooking Chinese food.

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Examples

  • You can find an array of cheap, heavy-bottomed stainless-steel cookware, carbon-steel pans and woks for all of your high-heat cooking needs and affordable-yet-egg-cooking-worthy nonstick pans.

  • He even fries the Logan’s brand breakfast sage sausage in a wok to add an element of crustiness to the pork.

  • The way to achieve this is to heat up your wok over high heat.

  • Preheat your wok, add about 1 tablespoon of peanut or vegetable oil and swirl it around the pan.

  • Rapidly shaking their heavy woks could be part of the problem.

  • Once the can was smuggled back to my cell, it became my wok and the stir fry was on.

  • Chicken is diced into square inches, marinated, and deep-fried in a wok, followed by a quick toss in brown sauce.

  • And third, the baskets make it a hell of a lot easier to place and remove the food than even the nicest wok skimmer.

  • A stir-fry pan is a better compromise--like the illegitimate but much-loved child of a saucepan and a wok.

  • Braising, steaming, wok stirring—these are healthy ways to cook.

  • Go wok fer some o dese hyer strange folks what aint keer a cent fo me, an aint know who I is?

  • Cose I knows yo cyant do nuffin much; yos only a lil boy, an der cyant no boy do a mans wok.

  • Winona, would you kindly lay away that piece of literatuah and wok the Gabriel hon?

  • But yer couldn't myke Muvver see vat—not if yer talked to 'er for a wok.

  • Ahs in de infantry, but when we get t France Ahse done asked de captain to put me on dat night-raid wok.