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Adjustable stand — hold cookbook or tablet at eye level while cooking
Stainless steel wok — no seasoning needed, dishwasher safe
Hand-hammered pow wok — traditional Cantonese round-bottom design
Heavy cast iron wok — retains heat for high-heat stir-frying
Portable electric wok — stir-fry anywhere, temperature control
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Adjustable stand — hold cookbook or tablet at eye level while cooking
Stainless steel wok — no seasoning needed, dishwasher safe
Hand-hammered pow wok — traditional Cantonese round-bottom design
Heavy cast iron wok — retains heat for high-heat stir-frying
Portable electric wok — stir-fry anywhere, temperature control
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Add the wine, mustard, garlic, salt, pepper,and basil to a large bowl, stir well and add the pork. Marinate for two hours or overnight, covered in the fridge. Remove pork from marinade, drain well, and reserve marinade. Cook the pork over medium high heat in a large wok, with a bit of oil for ten minutes, or untilt the pork is browned. Add the onions, and cook for another few minutes, until the onions are just translucent. Move the meat and onions to the sides of the wok, leaving space in the middle. Add the soy sauce to the marinade, and add to the middle of the wok, let it boil, then incorporate the meat and onions. Reduce heat to medium and cook for ten more minutes, stirring occasionally. Serve with rice. You may like to add some water at the end to thin the sauce a bit. *** You can substitute sriracha sauce, tiger sauce, maple syrup, tabasco, whatever you like if you don't like soy sauce.