Wooden stove wok cooking in Sichuan mountain village of 二瓦槽村.

[MrAudiopain]

this is just just beautiful...

[dogorgaucho]

Wow, you don`t have any idea how much I envy you. To have the opportunity to witness a real oriental cook in a real wood stove would be such a honor. I probably would be forced out because of the tons of questions and pointings.

Great great video, already saved to watch over and over again.

Thx

[AlexosMusic]

cool!

[Consumerofknowledge]

awesome, now i am hungry

[boobtuber06]

how long does it take to fire-up that wooden stove?

[radu7010]

@boobtuber06 It is actually pretty quick. This one was up and running in about 10 minutes, but traditionally these type of stoves are probably kept lit continuously. When not in use the air is blocked so the coals burn very slowly, basically what was left from the last use. When you need to use it again, you open the vents and trow logs or coal on.

[radu7010]

Lots of wok hay for sure.

Classic wok hay dishes like the Malaysian "Char Kway Teow" just don't taste right without the right amount of wok hay. Good luck getting that flavor on your stove without setting the house on fire.

[BartImpson]

Also beef chow fun, which needs alot of wok hei, and a major test for Chinese chefs to take.

[jpcquadnet]

Wow very cool! Lot's of wok hay... pao pao to the people!

[mangravy1]

old school, awesome video

[guguigugu]

i love asian cuisine. too bad there aren't any asian restaurants in my city...

[777cpt]

really enjoyed watching this...thanks foe posting

[erichertsens]

thanks, appreciated