Staub wok size: Does someone who has used the Staub wok let me know the depth of the wok?
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inside depth - just under 3-3/4" outside depth to rim - 3-7/8" outside depth to top of handle - 4-1/2" for storage purposes the lid can be inverted. in this position the lid's inner rim is lower than the height of the handles. i have and love my staub wok and was very happy to find a grenadine one. when i filled it with water, it held 6 quarts with a little room for gentle stirring...no more than 3/8" from brim.
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1st let me say, I only cook for two. Additionally, I use my woks for a lot more than stir fry. I brown hamburger, cook oatmeal, sear meat for stew & etc. I love woks for their high sides and round shape. They work better than saucepans. Just my opinion. I think a 12" would be fine for up to 3 or 4 servings.
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It leaves about an inch of the sides showing inside the wok. The answer to your question is yes. I cook with my wok about twice a week and it is the perfect size. The lid should fit INSIDE the wok, not on the edges or on the outside. You will be very happy with this lid.
1335925
It is about 27cm deep with a diameter of 35cm. It is the diameter which makes it difficult for me to use. However, if you preserve quarts, it is exactly the size you need.
849842
Sorry I don't remember the size, I thrown it away. I think it was higher than the fry pan, it was wok high.
847276
Sorry I cannot help :( I had to return this wok 3 times due to a cracked handle when it arrived. I really wanted to use this wok since I already purchased the lid and waited too long to return it.
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I'm sure that if you scroll down on the item, it will give you exact dimensions, but I would not buy this thing! It does not make great food and, other than it comes apart easily to store and cleans up easily, I hate the thing. Just being honest...I'm giving mine to Goodwill, does that tell you anything?
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It's the dimensions of the actual bowl. This wok is a thing of beauty. Love cast iron!
875323
Hey, John, this is my favorite pan! I just washed it from supper. It is about 2 1/4 inches deep. And War Eagle! egt
1506437
It's similar to a wok. I would estimate the bottom to be 6 or 7 inches circumference
771552
Sorry I was quite wrong. I used a pair of calipers and it mikes out at 1mm exactly. This seems correct for a wok though. 2mm+ would be more a "skillet" and too heavy to lift. It is not flimsy, pretty solid. Sorry I hope this is helpful.
225880
The width of the bottom of my Wok is right at 8". Works great on our NUWave Magnetic induction system, but the NuWave will accept smaller diameter pots and pans.
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Don't have mine in front of me, but if I had to guess I'd say about 8" maybe a bit bigger. I absolutely love my wok. Get this one with Grace Young's cookbook Stir fry to the sky, and you'll be set.
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On a Weber kettle, the grill is 22 inches in diameter, the wok is 15+. That leaves you about 3 inches around the outside of the wok. You might be able to cook a burger or a dog there but at best it is difficult.
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I would say no, not deep enough, the wok might be a better option for paella or just use a paella pot
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It does fit my 12" frying pan, but mine doesn't have the side pour spouts. So, I am thinking it will still fit the Staub pan, though not completely cover the side spouts...
737455
I just measured the one I bought. It measured about 6 1/4 long x 2 7/8 high. I don't know the depth since it is installed in the cabinet and I did not remove it to measure it.