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why? to get that nice, golden, 360 degree sphere of batter crust around anything you can think ofOriginally Posted by sho'nuff
can you reuse the oil in these or how does that whole process work. one word of caution, potatoes apparently "clean" oil that had fish in it, but the fish flavor will transfer over to anything else you cook.Originally Posted by uwsmuseumguy
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Okay, but that doesn't explain the purpose of the deep fryer.Originally Posted by why
Yeah, it kinda does. Along with accurate temperature control and a basket that makes it super easy to fry and drain batches of food. Much easier than having oil popping out of a shallow pan while you turn things in it with tongs, and guess how hot your range is getting the oil.Originally Posted by j
Okay, but that doesn't explain the purpose of the deep fryer.Originally Posted by why
may be a basic question, but i'm guessing store in the fridge, how long does used oil keep generally?Originally Posted by uwsmuseumguy
i wish there was a way to truly deep fry ice cream.Originally Posted by sho'nuff
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