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6 days ago

You're Using The Wrong Oil To Saute Aromatics, But Here's The Easy Swap - Tasting Table

It sounds both glamorous and rustic to cook with extra-virgin olive oil, but the truth is it's not as multipurpose as it's been popularized to be. While it's fantastic for making salad dressings, marinating olives and feta cheese, or drizzling over finished dishes for a pop of fruity or earthy flavor, it's the wrong oil to be cooking with when it comes to sauteing aromatics like garlic and onions due to its low smoke point.
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1 week ago

The Type Of Oil Chick-Fil-A Uses To Fry Its Chicken - Tasting Table

A big part of Chick-fil-A's massive success is just how much flavor it squeezes into a simple fried chicken sandwich. Normally, an essential part of any fried chicken recipe is the oil it's cooked in. Like KFC, the chain uses a secret blend of spices to give its chicken that special Chick-fil-A taste, and it's also known for using higher-quality chicken and a pressure cooker that helps keep the breasts extra juicy.
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2 weeks ago

Butter Vs Oil: Ina Garten Has A Clear Stance When It Comes To Flavorful Sauteing - Tasting Table

Combining butter with high-smoke-point oil yields flavorful searing while reducing burning by raising butter's usable temperature for sautéing and grilling.
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2 weeks ago

The Best Oil To Use When Pan-Frying Frozen Dumplings - Tasting Table

Use a neutral, high-smoke-point oil—such as canola, vegetable, safflower, or avocado oil—when pan-frying frozen dumplings for crisp, browned edges.
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3 weeks ago

The Cooking Oil With The Highest Smoke Point Isn't Actually Avocado Oil - Tasting Table

Algae oil outperforms avocado oil for high-heat cooking with a higher smoke point, neutral flavor, and heart-healthy oleic acid profile.
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