I jist got my new wok (I have never used one before), and I wanted to try it out. The package said that it was already seasoned, but I tried to season it nevertheless. Well, I washed the wok first and then put oil in it and turned up the heat to high (induction stove). The oil began to smoke, and the smoke intensity increased. After a while, I decided it was too much smoke and cancelled the process. i was left with a wok, that had burnt oil in it. Idk if is poisonous or not. 
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Never eat burnt oil.
A very thin residue of burnt oil is basically your seasoning.
Remove what you can with synthetic scrubber/bamboo wok scrubber with plenty of soap.
Continue the process. This time applying thin layer of oil with a papertowel.
answered Oct 21, 2022 at 13:17
