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Oil has a smoke point of about 200 C. The author wrote: The trick is to ensure that the rice constantly leaves the wok, allowing it to cool a little, since the
by tigershark 7y ago
Oil has a smoke point of about 200 C.
The author wrote:
The trick is to ensure that the rice constantly leaves the wok, allowing it to cool a little, since the wok temperature can reach up to 1,200 degrees Celsius.
I am pretty sure that it’s a typo, it would basically melt your wok at that temperature. But also someone else here was speaking about constant temperatures of 500F that is still well over the oil smoke point. So I think that I’m missing something here.
- dragonwriter 7y ago> But also someone else here was speaking about constant temperatures of 500F that is still well over the oil smoke point. Not “well over” for many refined oils (smoke points of 450°F+ are not uncommon for refined oils), and not even “over” for a few (e.g., avocado, safflower.)