I just found one of these things. What the hell do I do with it?

In article .com>,
wrote:

> I just found one of these things. What the hell do I do with it?

Send it off to Goodwill. Seriously. You cannot microwave in a wok.

sd

In article .com>,
wrote:

> I just found one of these things. What the hell do I do with it?

Give it to someone who you do not like as a gift.

Shawn Hearn wrote:
> In article .com>,
> wrote:
>
> > I just found one of these things. What the hell do I do with it?
>
> Give it to someone who you do not like as a gift.
I love everybody. And I'm hungry.

salgud wrote:
> For sure you can't wok in a microwave! But if you like Asian food,
> keep the wok and get an Asian cookbook. I've been cooking in my wok,
> well, actually, 3 different woks, for over 30 years. I love them. The
> cheap spun steel ones you get in any Asian market for less than $10
> work great! Give it a try.

You didn't read the original post - it is a "wok" for use in the microwave,
not an Asian wok. Surely it will not work on the stovetop as you are
thinking of. And please, try to quote portions of what you are replying to.

Jill

salgud wrote:
> For sure you can't wok in a microwave! But if you like Asian food,
> keep the wok and get an Asian cookbook. I've been cooking in my wok,
> well, actually, 3 different woks, for over 30 years. I love them. The
> cheap spun steel ones you get in any Asian market for less than $10
> work great! Give it a try.

You didn't read the original post - it is a "wok" for use in the microwave,
not an Asian wok. Surely it will not work on the stovetop as you are
thinking of. And please, try to quote portions of what you are replying to.

Jill

salgud wrote:
> Jill,
> I read the thread from the beginning, there was no mention of it being
> a "microwave wok", never heard of such an animal!
> Always open to suggestions. Are there any other bad habits you'd like
> me to correct for you?

How about you read the SUBJECT "Microwave Wok" for starters?

Jill

"salgud" > wrote in message
oups.com...
> Jill,
> I read the thread from the beginning, there was no mention of it being
> a "microwave wok", never heard of such an animal!
> Always open to suggestions. Are there any other bad habits you'd like
> me to correct for you?

http://www.fabmall.com/stores/lg/Bro... wave+Cookware

Bottom of the page center item.

Dimitri

salgud wrote:
> Dear Jill,
> I did. But never heard of a microwave wok, so I assumed that the title
> was his interpretation of how it was to be used, not the name of
> something.

The perhaps you should probably take lessons on reading comprehension.

I probably should be burned at the steak (pun intended) for
> this grievous misunderstanding. And you flamed me!

IMHO, it's a crime to burn a steak. And dear god, if you think what I said
is *flaming* then you really have no clue.

See, you have done
> the right thing, as always. Every ng needs an arrogant, self-righteous
> holier-than-thou member to keep us lower life forms in line. Thanks
> for filling the bill so ably!

You're quite welcome. And I still request you quote at least part of what
you are replying to. If that's what you consider flaming, so be it.

OB Food: The chuck roast is coming along nicely! Will make gravy and spoon
it over the nice fluffy brown rice I prepared last night. Later in the week
some of the leftover beef will go into a beef & broccoli stir-fry.

Jill

In article .com>,
"salgud" > wrote:

> Dear Jill,
> I did. But never heard of a microwave wok, so I assumed that the title
> was his interpretation of how it was to be used, not the name of
> something. I probably should be burned at the steak (pun intended) for
> this grievous misunderstanding. And you flamed me! See, you have done
> the right thing, as always. Every ng needs an arrogant, self-righteous
> holier-than-thou member to keep us lower life forms in line. Thanks for
> filling the bill so ably!


I hereby nominate this guy as most clueless poster of the year (yeah, all
of 2005) for rfc.

--
Dan Abel
Sonoma State University
AIS

In article .com>,
"salgud" > wrote:

> Dear Jill,
> I did. But never heard of a microwave wok, so I assumed that the title
> was his interpretation of how it was to be used, not the name of
> something. I probably should be burned at the steak (pun intended) for
> this grievous misunderstanding. And you flamed me! See, you have done
> the right thing, as always. Every ng needs an arrogant, self-righteous
> holier-than-thou member to keep us lower life forms in line. Thanks for
> filling the bill so ably!


I hereby nominate this guy as most clueless poster of the year (yeah, all
of 2005) for rfc.

--
Dan Abel
Sonoma State University
AIS

Dimitri wrote:

> "salgud" > wrote in message
> oups.com...
> > Jill,
> > I read the thread from the beginning, there was no mention of it being
> > a "microwave wok", never heard of such an animal!
> > Always open to suggestions. Are there any other bad habits you'd like
> > me to correct for you?
>
> http://www.fabmall.com/stores/lg/Bro... wave+Cookware
>
> Bottom of the page center item.

Wok? Microwave?
It looks like something that could be used to re-heat Chinese food.

"Dave Smith" > wrote in message
...
Dimitri wrote:
"salgud" > wrote in message
oups.com...
> Jill,
> I read the thread from the beginning, there was no mention of it being
> a "microwave wok", never heard of such an animal!
> Always open to suggestions. Are there any other bad habits you'd like
> me to correct for you?
http://www.fabmall.com/stores/lg/Bro... wave+Cookware
Bottom of the page center item.
Wok? Microwave?
It looks like something that could be used to re-heat Chinese food.

You can't roller skate in a buffalo herd
And you can't 'wok' in a microwave.
Unless; The microwave is some bitchin' powerful thing with an internal
stirring thingy that is going to beat hell!
But you can be happy if you've a mind to.
With apologies to Roger Miller.
Ken.

--
http://www.rupert.net/~solar
Return address supplied by 'spammotel'
http://www.spammotel.com

In article >, "jmcquown"
> wrote:

> salgud wrote:
> > Dear Jill, I did. But never heard of a microwave wok, so I assumed
> > that the title was his interpretation of how it was to be used, not
> > the name of something.
(snip)
> You're quite welcome. And I still request you quote at least part of
> what you are replying to. If that's what you consider flaming, so be
> it.
(snip)
> Later in the week some of the leftover beef will go into a beef &
> broccoli stir-fry.
>
> Jill

Gonna do it in the microwave, Jillsie? "-) (duck and run mode on)
--
-Barb, <www.jamlady.eboard.com> Trip Report and pics added 1-13-05
"I read recipes the way I read science fiction: I get to the end and say,
'Well, that's not going to happen.'" - Comedian Rita Rudner, performance
at New York, New York, January 10, 2005.

wrote:
> I just found one of these things. What the hell do I do with it?
make popcorn

Susan B.

Wow! Isn't technology wonderful. An internet bully complete with
internet toadies! Just proves that the more things change, the more
they stay the same!

Wow! Isn't technology wonderful. An internet bully complete with
internet toadies! Just proves that the more things change, the more
they stay the same!

In article >,
"jmcquown" > wrote:

> > Send it off to Goodwill. Seriously. You cannot microwave in a wok.
> >
> > sd
>
> Or do you mean, you cannot wok in a microwave?

Yup. :-p

Can't even pretend it was too early in the morning when I typed _that_
one....

sd

In article >,
"jmcquown" > wrote:

> > Send it off to Goodwill. Seriously. You cannot microwave in a wok.
> >
> > sd
>
> Or do you mean, you cannot wok in a microwave?

Yup. :-p

Can't even pretend it was too early in the morning when I typed _that_
one....

sd