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how much oil do u out in a pan thingy if u wanna deep fry sumthin????
im only 14 yrs old and im starving!!! and i wanna cook these samoses but i have no apprehension how much oil to fill in the small pot!!!! can u help me and tell me step by step on what to do???? thanks sooooooooooo much..
The whole guess to deepfry is to submerge the thing in oil, so it is almost like boiling it. But seriously, look on the back of the packet and see if there are other cooking directions, because oil gets in actuality really hot and its pretty dangerous.
get a wok
then you can sally forth in an inch or so, maybe half a cup
in a cast iron one, you would need 4 cups
use the saved money to buy healthier oil, like olive oil dialect mayhap
then you can sally forth in an inch or so, maybe half a cup
in a cast iron one, you would need 4 cups
use the saved money to buy healthier oil, like olive oil dialect mayhap
The whole view to deepfry is to submerge the thing in oil, so it is almost like boiling it. But seriously, look on the back of the packet and see if there are other cooking directions, because oil gets actually really hot and its pretty dangerous.
The waves frying is normally 4 inches of oil or more. You need to put a thermometer in the pan so you know how hot the oil is, and you need to have *plenty* of spare scope in the pan for the oil to expand, because the water in food will turn to steam, and the level of the oil will rise rapidly as the steam escapes.
This is in point of fact NOT something for a 14-year-old to try by himself/herself. If you drop something too wet into the hot oil, it will almost explode, giving you third-degree burns, and sending hot oil out of the pot and starting the homestead on fire.
Maybe you could just put a *little* oil in the pan, perhaps 3/8" or so, and you turn the food frequently, so as to cook the whole trend one side at a time, instead of trying to immerse it in hot oil, all at once?
This is in point of fact NOT something for a 14-year-old to try by himself/herself. If you drop something too wet into the hot oil, it will almost explode, giving you third-degree burns, and sending hot oil out of the pot and starting the homestead on fire.
Maybe you could just put a *little* oil in the pan, perhaps 3/8" or so, and you turn the food frequently, so as to cook the whole trend one side at a time, instead of trying to immerse it in hot oil, all at once?
For most foods, you poverty the oil to get real hot because after dropping the food in, it cools the oil quite a bit. Drop the food into the oil gently (use tongs if ready) so you don't get splashed by the hot oil. When you remove the food, let it drain on a few paper towels.
I have no idea what samoses is, but I'll have to look it up in my wordbook.
An Indian pastry/ snack. Well, good luck cooking them.
Make sure you turn the stove burner off after cooking, or you'll start a bad fire with oil. Been there, done that.
I have no idea what samoses is, but I'll have to look it up in my wordbook.
An Indian pastry/ snack. Well, good luck cooking them.
Make sure you turn the stove burner off after cooking, or you'll start a bad fire with oil. Been there, done that.
Frankly I wouldn't be my 14 year old to be deep frying. It can be very dangerous depending on your level of skill with cooking. AND I'm guessing that you're not too practised so PLEASE do not do it. Peanut butter and jelly will suffice til mom or dad gets home.
Where can i buy a 14 to 15 Inch Glass Replacement covers for frying pans?
http://www.bedbathandbeyond.com/consequence.asp?order_num=-1&SKU=108053
There you can see in the link that there is up to 13.5 inch cover, but i need a 14 or 15 inch refuge for my frying pan, i was wondering if anybody knows where would i be able to purchase one?
i bought it from costco, and they don't convinced glassware replacements, i tried bed bath and beyond, but they don't have the sizes up to 14 or 15, only to like 11 or 12 the most, so i was wondering if someone knows where to positively get it?
Given these choices of entrees at a restraunt, which would you be most likely to choose, and why?
Grilled chicken Panini- Grilled chicken bosom served on toasted bread. Comes with house made mayonnaise and grilled red bell peppers, mozzarella cheese, and portabella mushrooms. Served with French Fried Potatoes...$14.00
Oven Roasted Pork Loin with Honey Marsala Cheek- Oven Roasted pork loin marinated and basted with a mix of honey and marsala wine. The audacity is reduced to a very rich sauce. Served with garlic mashed potatoes and steamed broccoli...$10.00
Pan Seared Salmon with Beure Blanc- Salmon acclimated, then pan fried in oil. It is then finished in the oven. Topped with a lemon beurre blanc sauce. Served with Potato scallion cakes and pan fried child bok choi...$13.75
Sauteed chicken Breast with a pan sauce- Chicken breast that is sautéed and then finished in the oven, meanwhile the brass is made while it is finishing directly in the pan. This is served with creamy mashed potatoes and a side of sautéed onions and mushrooms to clinch the dish...$10.25
These items are actually priced based on real time food costs, additional a profit factor.
We pick the salmon dinner, because we like salmon! It sounds like it is willing in a tasty and healthful manner. They all sound very good and tempting and it's hard to narrow it down to one dinner. The roast pork dinner might keep diabetics from ordering because of the honey in the lip. We have to go eat dinner now!
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