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Cooking Pans

Wok - 10”

Wok - 10”

Collection of drawings of the Wok (10”) compared to other cooking pan sizesCollection of drawings of the Wok (10”) compared to other cooking pan sizes
Description
Description

The 10" Wok has everything you need for cooking or frying. The good size and relatively large bowl would accommodate the cooking needs of more than one person. They come in different materials, models, and designs, with some featuring an assisted handle, flat or round bottom for easy use during cooking.

Dimensions & Sizes
Dimensions & Sizes

The Wok (10”) has a pan height of 3.3” (8.4 cm), handle height of 4.84” (12.3 cm ), total length of 17.5” (44.5 cm), and diameter of 10.1” (25.65 cm). The wok has a cooking surface diameter of 5.9” (15 cm).

Collection of elevation and plan drawings of the Wok (10”) with height and diameter dimensions
Description
Description

The 10" Wok has everything you need for cooking or frying. The good size and relatively large bowl would accommodate the cooking needs of more than one person. They come in different materials, models, and designs, with some featuring an assisted handle, flat or round bottom for easy use during cooking.

Dimensions & Sizes
Dimensions & Sizes

The Wok (10”) has a pan height of 3.3” (8.4 cm), handle height of 4.84” (12.3 cm ), total length of 17.5” (44.5 cm), and diameter of 10.1” (25.65 cm). The wok has a cooking surface diameter of 5.9” (15 cm).

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Why is metal used for most cooking pans?
Metal is used for cooking pans and pots because it can conduct heat well and is also chemically unreactive so that its surface does not change the flavor of the food that is being cooked. The different metals used in cooking pans include aluminum and copper.
How do you clean cast iron pans?
Clean cast iron pans by using a little bit of soap and washing the iron cast pan by hand. Afterwards, dry the pan with a clean cloth or paper towel. Then oil its surface with a light layer of cooking oil with a paper towel until no oil residue is left.
What are the best pans for induction cooking?
The best pans for induction cooking include the Cuisinart Cookware Set or the Circulon Symmetry Cookware set that provides non-stick pans. Other suitable inductions cookware pans include the Anolon Nouvelle Stainless Steel Cookware Set and the Tefal Professional Nonstick Pans. Induction cooking pans should be able to help food cook evenly.
Why is metal used for most cooking pans?
Metal is used for cooking pans and pots because it can conduct heat well and is also chemically unreactive so that its surface does not change the flavor of the food that is being cooked. The different metals used in cooking pans include aluminum and copper.
How do you clean cast iron pans?
Clean cast iron pans by using a little bit of soap and washing the iron cast pan by hand. Afterwards, dry the pan with a clean cloth or paper towel. Then oil its surface with a light layer of cooking oil with a paper towel until no oil residue is left.
What are the best pans for induction cooking?
The best pans for induction cooking include the Cuisinart Cookware Set or the Circulon Symmetry Cookware set that provides non-stick pans. Other suitable inductions cookware pans include the Anolon Nouvelle Stainless Steel Cookware Set and the Tefal Professional Nonstick Pans. Induction cooking pans should be able to help food cook evenly.
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What are the essential cookware pieces every kitchen should have?
Every kitchen should have a set of essential cookware, including a large stockpot for soups and boiling pasta, a saucepan for sauces and side dishes, a large sauté pan, and a versatile skillet, preferably non-stick. Additionally, a good-quality chef's knife and a set of wooden spoons or spatulas are indispensable.
How do I select cookware that is compatible with an induction cooktop?
When selecting cookware for an induction cooktop, ensure the bottoms are made of a magnetic material like cast iron or some stainless steels. You can test this by seeing if a magnet sticks firmly to the base of the cookware. Also, look for pots and pans labeled as induction-compatible.
What are the best cookware options for slow cooking?
For slow cooking, the best cookware options are heavy-duty pots that retain heat well, like Dutch ovens and slow cookers. Dutch ovens, made of cast iron or enameled cast iron, distribute heat evenly and maintain consistent temperatures, making them ideal for simmering stews and braises for extended periods.
What are the essential cookware pieces every kitchen should have?
Every kitchen should have a set of essential cookware, including a large stockpot for soups and boiling pasta, a saucepan for sauces and side dishes, a large sauté pan, and a versatile skillet, preferably non-stick. Additionally, a good-quality chef's knife and a set of wooden spoons or spatulas are indispensable.
How do I select cookware that is compatible with an induction cooktop?
When selecting cookware for an induction cooktop, ensure the bottoms are made of a magnetic material like cast iron or some stainless steels. You can test this by seeing if a magnet sticks firmly to the base of the cookware. Also, look for pots and pans labeled as induction-compatible.
What are the best cookware options for slow cooking?
For slow cooking, the best cookware options are heavy-duty pots that retain heat well, like Dutch ovens and slow cookers. Dutch ovens, made of cast iron or enameled cast iron, distribute heat evenly and maintain consistent temperatures, making them ideal for simmering stews and braises for extended periods.
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View of the Wok (10”) in 3D available for downloadWok - 10”
Details
Details

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Height:
3.3” | 8.4 cm
Width:
17.5” | 44.5 cm
Depth:
10.1” | 25.65 cm (Diameter)
Length:
Handle Height:
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Weight:
2.2 lb | 1 kg
Area:
27.4 in2 | 176.7 cm2
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Height (Handle): 4.84” | 12.3 cm
Cooking Surface Diameter: 5.9” | 15 cm

Materials:
Aluminized steel
Designer:
Nordic Ware
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Drawings include:
Wok (10”) front elevation, side, plan

Links
Links

Nordic Ware - Wok - 10”

Wikipedia - Frying Pan
Wikipedia - Cookware & Bakeware

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Cooking pans are versatile kitchen tools essential for preparing a wide range of dishes. They come in various shapes and sizes, each suited for specific cooking methods. Cooking pans are used in homes and professional kitchens alike, playing a crucial role in culinary preparation.

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15.28” | 38.8 cm
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10.68” | 27.1 cm
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5.35 lb | 2.43 kg
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53.43 in2 | 344.7 cm2
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12.75” | 32.4 cm
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3.2 lb | 1.45 kg
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9.57” | 24.3 cm
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6.68” | 17 cm
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1.94 lb | .88 kg
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19.16 in2 | 123.6 cm2
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Cast Iron Skillet - 6.5”
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24.300
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123.60
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Cast Iron Skillet - 9”
1.87” | 4.75 cm
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13.75” | 34.9 cm
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9.68” | 24.6 cm
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4.17 lb | 1.89 kg
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40.58 in2 | 261.8 cm2
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Cast Iron Skillet - 9”
4.750
34.900
24.600
1.890
261.80
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2.25” | 5.7 cm
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12.56” | 31.9 cm
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7.89 lb | 3.58 kg
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74.62 in2 | 481.4 cm2
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Cast Iron Skillet - 12”
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481.40
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2.5" | 6.35 cm
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22.18” | 56.3 cm
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12.36 lb | 5.6 kg
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114.17 in2 | 736.6 cm2
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Cast Iron Skillet - 15”
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38.100
5.600
736.60
119000
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20.75” | 52.7 cm
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10.5 lb | 4.76 kg
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82.52 in2 | 532.4 cm2
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34.900
4.760
532.40
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Wok - 10”
3.3” | 8.4 cm
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17.5” | 44.5 cm
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10.1” | 25.65 cm (Diameter)
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2.2 lb | 1 kg
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27.4 in2 | 176.7 cm2
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Wok - 10”
8.400
44.500
25.650
1.000
176.70
70000
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Wok - 8”
2.52” | 6.4 cm
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15.35” | 39 cm
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8” | 20.3 cm (Diameter)
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1.43 lb | .65 kg
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12.17 in2 | 78.5 cm2
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Wok - 8”
6.400
39.000
20.300
0.650
78.50
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3.75” | 9.5 cm
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21.85” | 55.5 cm
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12.5” | 31.75 cm (Diameter)
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4.38 lb | 2 kg
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23.76 in2 | 153.3 cm2
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Wok - 12”
9.500
55.500
31.750
2.000
153.30
70000
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41.66 in2 | 268.8 cm2
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11.400
62.600
35.600
1.700
268.80
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1.75” | 4.45 cm
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15.35” | 39 cm
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8.5” | 21.6 cm (Diameter)
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1.75 lb | .8 kg
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23.76 in2 | 153.3 cm2
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Frying Pan - 8”
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39.000
21.600
0.800
153.30
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70.9 in2 | 457.3 cm2
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1.360
457.30
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2.25 lb | 1.02 kg
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3 lb | 1.36 kg
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65.1 in2 | 420.2 cm2
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22.5” | 57.2 cm
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12.25” | 31.1 cm (Diameter)
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5.88 lb | 2.67 kg
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88.8 in2 | 572.7 cm2
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Sauté Pan - 5 Qt
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3.94” | 10 cm
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.62 lb | .28 kg
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5.68 in2 | 36.6 cm2
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Mini Cast Iron Skillet - 3.5”
2.400
15.200
10.000
0.280
36.60
1600
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Mini Cast Iron Skillet - 3.5”3D model of the Mini Cast Iron Skillet (3.5”) viewed in perspective3D model of the Mini Cast Iron Skillet (3.5”) viewed in perspective
Mini Cast Iron Skillet - 5”
1.06” | 2.7 cm
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7.56” | 19.2 cm
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5.04” | 12.8 cm
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1.15 lb | .52 kg
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9.3 in2 | 60 cm2
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Mini Cast Iron Skillet - 5”
2.700
19.200
12.800
0.520
60.00
1600
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