Woks vs. Skillets: Do You Need Both? | Gear Heads | America's Test Kitchen

For years, we’ve tweaked conventional stir-fry recipes to achieve delicious results in a nonstick skillet rather than a wok, the traditional cooking vessel. Since American stove burners are flat, we aimed to get more contact with the heat source by using the broad cooking surface of a 12-inch skillet instead of the smaller bottom surface of a wok. But even with a flat stove burner, is cooking with a wok worth a try?

Get the recipe for Beef and Broccoli Stir-Fry: https://cooks.io/2K1X7zv
Read our review of woks: https://cooks.io/32zIXvF
Buy our winning nonstick skillet: https://cooks.io/34xqXno

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