I never imagined that I could get two secret recipes of cooking good french fries. Is there any special way you would like to recommend to make oil hotter in normal kitchen? I use common gas stoves.
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I never imagined that I could get two secret recipes of cooking good french fries. Is there any special way you would like to recommend to make oil hotter in normal kitchen? I use common gas stoves.
Turn the knob higher. You don't need like 1000 degrees or anything insane, just something around 350 degrees F.
Vegetable oils have a lower flash point than olive oils, canola/rapeseed are much better and healthier than partially hydrogenated oils such as soybean, cottonseed or corn. Canola oil is also an unsaturated fat that’s high in omega-3 fatty acids. There are claims that when canola oil is heated above 120°F some of the fatty acids turn to trans fats.
Just watch that lower flash point, it'll smoke and catch fire more easily than other oils at high temperatures.
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