A wok is a versatile round-bottomed cooking vessel originating in China. Once you try it, you will love it forever. And if there are words to describe a relationship cook has with his wok then it would be what Darlene of Blazing Hot Wok said:
If there’s one possession I’d want to take with me to the Afterlife, it would be my wok. It’s my pride and joy and has immense sentimental value. Weighing
And I thought the potato was hard to deal with, but in a way, the tomato is even harder!
As of this post, this lone tomato is the only one I’ve been able to harvest from my garden. Soon enough, I’ll be rolling in tomatoes.
Oh, I could think of a million things to do with it, but most of them don’t involve cooking, at least not this time of year. Right now, the most appealing thing I can think of is to pick a sweet little sungold off the vine and pop it in my mouth. However, that wouldn’t make a very interesting post and since I’m hosting Weekend Wokking this month, I thought it’d look better if I actually made something. As luck would have it, I found a recipe in my Food of Thailand book (see right side bar) that looked interesti…