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Welcome to Wok Wednesdays!

Anyone is welcome to join; we try new recipes twice a month. Go to the Getting Started page to get details on joining.

Wok Wednesdays is a group of wok enthusiasts who are currently cooking their way through Grace Young’s cookbook “The Breath of a Wok”, after already cooking our way through “Stir-Frying to the Sky’s Edge”, winner of the James Beard Best International Cookbook Award. Anyone is welcome to join; we try new recipes twice a month.

The group was started by Matt Lardie, freelance food writer and co-founder of School of Home.

Questions? Comments? E-mail hello@schoolofhome.com and put “Wok Wednesdays” in the subject line.

 

 

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  6. I’m looking to buy an outdoor wok burner and hear the Rambo is best; anyone have any advice or feedback?

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  7. Matt, I’ve tried twice to send an email to the address you list, but it bounces back with the error message, “Recipient not found.” What’s up?

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  14. Maggie Garancosky

    Matt,
    Do you where I can buy a Mr. Cen wok? I am not able to go to Shanghai to pick one up.

    Thanks,

    Maggie

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