A quick and easy method to season any wok to create a perfect non-stick surface in 15 seconds

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Basic Seasoning Mix Information
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[@joefilms2775]

Mr.Tak excellent explanation as always sir. Spot seasoning is not only very effective but also very practical at the same time.

[@Nalla762]

Your method truly does work and for the first time with my carbon steel wok, my food DID NOT STICK.😊 I don't know about 'wok hei' and frankly--meh. But like you, sir, I am lazy and just want to start cooking with my wok! And I now do NOT cook my food on high like others have suggested for rice and 'wok hei'; I only use this temp to heat up the oil until it starts to smoke. Then, following another vid you did on this subject, I turn my ceramic-top burner to low and cook my 'seasoning' egg. No sticking for anything after that. I am so grateful to you for this because now I truly love cooking delicious, healthy meals in my wok.❤

[@wretchedrue7859]

I was gifted a ( very heavy!) cast iron wok this Winter. Will enjoy watching your videos, regardless of the type of wok

[@nancydelu4061]

Interesting! Thank you for sharing your expertise.

[@SiouxTube]

Huh, so, this method probably won't produce the so called "Wok Hei" given all the food cooked over and over into that patina layer produced by the manufacturer method but, I find myself a little lazy as well and would rather just be able to cook my food quickly when I want and not have to re-season the whole Wok all the time. Thanks, Tak!
I bought a Carbon steel Imusa Wok from Wal-Mart recently so I'm going to scrap it clean with some steel wool and wash it with some soap and water and start using this method when I want to cook with it.

[@fillistine]

I never realised that I was doing the right thing with my carbon steel wok! I turned mine black and use it like that.

[@Spankmepink]

"in 15 seconds" yet the video is 12 minutes 57 seconds o.o Great video though and exactly how I do it.