Shrimp Tomato Pasta on 200k BTU Jet Burner



by PersonalityRound9789

21 Comments

  1. PersonalityRound9789

    It was an experiment and turned out really well, definitely the best shrimp pasta I made. Thanks to the fact i could control the cooking process so easily (because wok has almost zero thermal capacity) the ingredients kept their freshness and each flavor was very distinguishable. Especially the butter was really fresh and silky. Only downside i found so far is the cheese sticks to the wok quite a bit and its hard to wash.

  2. tale_surovi

    You have to work on your flipping game.

  3. FriendlyPace3003

    Meanwhile I’ve been making a recipe from The Wok each week on my sad, apartment, electric cooktop.

  4. TheBigDickedBandit

    Those shrimp are rubber I guarantee it

  5. Are you using a foot pedal to control the flame?

  6. illegal_deagle

    The shrimp should be the very last thing you throw in that pan. Even just the residual heat would cook them through. These are wayyyy overdone.

  7. Jusmon1108

    Holy Christ, that was painful to watch. Should have been done in the first 2 minutes.

  8. PortlandQuadCopter

    I was waiting for his nylon windbreaker to catch fire.

  9. janesfilms

    Yum, looks amazing. I wish I had the outdoor space for a killer setup.

  10. jovialguy

    Shrimp, on that amount heat, takes 2 minutes to cook, tops.

    I’d suggest next time, throw in oil and butter first, let it get ripping hot, then cook the shrimp and caramelize nicely for 1:30 minutes, then take them out and rest on a plate.

    In the last 30 seconds of your pasta, throw the shrimp back in. Result will be delicious buttery shrimp

  11. This is like watching someone take their driving test in a Formula 1 car LOL

  12. Best tools in the world are useless if you ain’t got a clue how to use them

  13. x-BeTheWater-x

    Has the heat of a professional kitchen’s wok, proceeds to cook it longer than I would on my domestic stove 🤦🏻‍♂️

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