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A wok is a round-bottomed cooking pan commonly used in Asian cuisine, particularly for stir frying where ingredients are cooked quickly over high heat while being constantly stirred. Its curved shape and design make it efficient for cooking at high temperatures and moving food around quickly, which helps preserve the texture and flavor of ingredients.
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