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Back In Stock: The "Extremely Powerful"
Thai Gas Burner And Wok Stand
Here is the ideal outdoor gas burner, used by millions of chefs in Thailand and always featured in our Thai street vendor video series. Heat control is a critical element of cooking Thai food properly, as chefs are constantly raising and lowering the cooking temperature.
Fully cranked up, this stove will put out about 100,000 BTU, boiling water almost instantly. Compare that to a standard home burner which puts out 10,000, or a Wolf commercial range which might put out 20,000. You'll never find a burner this hot.
This burner is heavy cast-iron, made in Thailand to the highest quality specifications for years of use. Contoured perfectly for a wok. Far sturdier, versatile, and made with better components than the Chinese-made outdoor cookers found in home improvement stores.
NEW: Burner Stand is Made In USA! Support the American worker--see below for more details about the high quality, locally-manufactured stand. The stand is waist high--just right for hours of use.
See it in action here.
The top, skinny brass tube you see is the pilot light--just use a match to light that, and it stays burning gently like a candle, using minimal fuel.
There are three words in Thai language on the burner: Thick, Strong, Forever. With this cooker and some practice, you'll become famous.
*IMPORTANT: Please read the important safety message below. By ordering, you agree to use the burner according to our instructions. A printout of the safety message will also be included in with every burner.
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$175.00 Thai Gas Burner with Stand
Out of Stock until September
Please send us an email to be notified |
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The American-made, Heavy-Duty Stand
In 2010 we first imported this item from Thailand, and were not impressed with the quality of the stand. Here is a photograph of our old, Thai-manufactured stand.
Now we're proud to say that the stand is made by a local manufacturing company in Newcastle, Washington. The owner helped us improve the design. With his guidance, we came up with a stronger stand using appropriate materials.
The manufacturing company has modern precision laser cutting machines used to make airplane parts, tools, truck mounts, etc. The solid, well-built stand just looks American, and we're happy to support the American worker. Call this a hybrid cooker--a Thai burner mounted on an American foundation. The stand breaks down easily for storage, or to bring along on camping trips.
The stand comes unpainted, straight from the machine shop. Some assembly required, everything included. It will rust over time, if you leave it outside. We suggest you consider painting the stand yourself using rust-inhibiting paint, in the color of your choice.
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* IMPORTANT SAFETY MESSAGE: This burner is designed for use in Thailand. Use in the United States is at your own risk. It is not designed for indoor use or commercial use. It works great connected to a propane tank, however you must understand that the fittings must be checked before each and every use. The burner must be disconnected from tank after each use.
BEFORE EVERY USE: First, make sure that the two hose clamps are tight (use a screwdriver to check them). Next, make sure the two small round knobs on the burner are closed. Next, connect the threaded brass regulator knob to the propane tank, tighten snugly with your hands. Next , turn knob on top of your propane tank to open it up all the way. Now listen for any leaks. You can use soappy-bubble liquid on the connectors to test for leaks. * |
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Instructions for use:
1. Once you are satisfied that everything is tight and not leaking (see above "BEFORE EVERY USE"), turn on burner valve (left knob) and light it. Leave the pilot light (right knob) off. Use a stove striker of some sort, or anything else that keeps your hand well back of the burner. This can make a lot of heat really fast.
2. Adjust the green air valve until you have the maximum flame that is all or mostly blue. The red regulator is pre-set, but you can adjust it a bit to get the preferred flame. Use the set nut to keep the regulator at that setting and don't adjust it any more.
3. Cook away. Remember that this is like four or five of the "high output" burners on a "professional" stove; it is really hot and needs appropriate precaution. Keep it well back of anything flammable, and use high-test oven mitts when working with it. Make sure that all four legs of the stand are on something solid, and that your wok or pot fits well.
4. When done, turn it off at the tank. Don't mess with the regulator. When the flame stops, close the valve at the burner, tighten up the green air valve, then disconnect hose from tank and store them until next time.
CAUTION: this is strictly an outdoors cooker. Blue flame=good, yellow flame=bad. |
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| Our customer Doug from Jenks OK is very happy with the burner, and sent us the following photographs and comments. "I thought I'd share a pic of my new 18-inch wok and high-powered propane burner (under there somewhere). I just seasoned the wok with good results. This rig is going to have ample power and capacity -- Glad I bought it right the first time! My ImportFood 18 inch wok, 100K BTU burner, and Zebra turner helped me turn out a tasty family-sized batch of Singapore noodles. (The wok is developing a nice non-stick surface.)" |
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| Our customer Jim Ball from Frontenac KS painted then assembled his wok burner & stand, and sent us the following photos. |
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Another comment from our customer Brent in Bella Vista AR. "The F16 after-burner you sent me works great. Wow that thing puts out the heat. I have to relearn how to cook with a wok now that I've got the proper heat source. Not the same as with an electric stove burner. I quickly realized, also, that the 13 inch wok is fine for the two of us but that I needed something larger when cooking for four.....hence the order for the 18 inch wok. Looks like it will definitely do the trick and I'm in the process of seasoning it now. We're currently having our deck resurfaced and expanded a little and will have a permanent spot for the wok burner when it's finished. I'll send you a picture of our set-up when it's done.
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