Curry Recipes Online Curry Recipes Online




Author Topic: Can someone try something for me?  ( 6,607 )

0 Members and 1 Guest are viewing this topic.

Online martinvic

  • Indian Master Chef
  • ****
  • Posts: 450
Re: Can someone try something for me?
« Reply #10 on: April 11, 2011, 12:55 PM »
Thanks folks, it isn't my computer then. ;)


Phil, how did you get to that review for the item?
I can't even get that, although the review does seem a little wrong with, 'coating peeling off', '9 pounds' etc..
What coating?
It isn't a non-stick pan, like all carbon steel woks it needs proper cleaning then seasoning/oiling to stop it rusting.

Cheers
Martin

Offline Peripatetic Phil

  • Genius Curry Master
  • Contributing member
  • **********
  • Posts: 8,532
  • Location: Trezaise, Cornwall
Re: Can someone try something for me?
« Reply #11 on: April 11, 2011, 05:37 PM »
Quote from: martinvic on April 11, 2011, 12:55 PM
Phil, how did you get to that review for the item?
Over 35 years in I.T  :)

1) Throw your search string into Amazon.Co.Uk
2) Click on the result of interest
3) From the location bar, copy the element following "/dp/", i.e. "B000P5Q42I"
4) Throw that string into Google
5) Click on the review titled "Amazon.co.uk: Sha An "Thush J"'s review of 27cm (10.5") Carbon ..."

Incidentally, a second commentator echoed your own feelings (and mine); he wrote :

Quote from: D.HuntI've used these untreated carbon steel woks before and they are much better than non-stick varieties providing that you look after them. My tips are:
1) Season it before first use (forms a non-stick barrier); 2) Straight after serving wash it cold water without any detergent and dry thoroughly with kitchen towels (retains most of the barrier and helps it to build up); 3) Wipe the inside with a kitchen towel damped with vegetable oil before storing away (keeps the rust off).
Hope it helps.

** Phil.

 

  ©2026 Curry Recipes