/ck/ - Food & Cooking

mmmmm

>>9177953
Mario Batali back when he was legit with "Molto Mario" got me into using EVOO for frying. When I started using it for my fried chicken it took it to a whole other layer of flavor.

>inb4 omfg muh smoke point

EVOO doesn't smoke or burn at 350F.

>>9178102
>EVOO doesn't smoke or burn at 350F.
Not necessarily true.

EVOO can have a smoke point that ranges between ~320F and ~370F; you'd need to vet a particular brand for frying.

The vast majority of what you'll pluck off the shelf is certainly going to being to smoke around 350F, which is about where you want to fry.

>>9178132
The reason a lot of "EVOO" can't fry is that it's already nearly rancid when it gets to the consumer, or it's not even EVOO but just some random canola oil with stuff added to make it look like EVOO

Most good quality, reasonably fresh EVOO is fine for frying

>>9178148
I can already tell you're an unreasonable person just by reading this. No, a lot of EVOO on your grocery shelf isn't "some random canola oil with stuff added to make it look like EVOO".

Maybe in some country with absolutely no food and advertising regulations, but certainly not here. It also has less to do with the "quality" of the oil, and rather the chemical composition (i.e. the purity). Age does have an effect here, but it's not to the degree that you seem to think.

Frankly, it sounds like you think that if you buy the yuppie expensive stuff, you can use that EVOO for anything. This is simply not true.

>>9178215
>can already tell you're an unreasonable person
Funny I got the same sense about you from reading your reply
>here
Where is "here"?
>yuppie expensive stuff
I don't know what that means. I usually spend between 12-15 ameribucks on olive oil. What would be "normie good honest red-blooded {insert demonym here} olive oil"? In your local currency. Since I don't know what that is.

>>9178404
Satan, you have usurped god's throne. All hail, looks good.

>>9178404
IF that's your first fry then it WILL burn on the second, just like in the last thread your posted.

burntfries/10

>>9178712
what do you mean by first fry?

>>9178404
gross

stop calling it "EVOO"

>>9178148
>>9178215
>>9178224
I hate both of you

Pls kill each other and then yourselves

>>9177953
>lower smoking point due to unfiltered particles
>uses it for deep frying

why

Did you listen to the first song from the next NiN EP, Satan?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gDV-dOvqKzQ

I think it sounds good and I like it although I agree with others saying it doesn't really seem to have anything new.

>>9177953
OP, i and most of /ck/ will like your threads more when you get a kot.

>>9178404
what the fuck

>>9178752
Yours look thin so it might not be necessary but when using fresh potatoes, only frying once usually leaves them soft because there's a lot of moisture left in them. If using thicker cuts of fresh potato you fry once at a lower temperature of about 300F or so and let them rest a bit, then do another fry at 350F to crisp them up.

>>9179959
ive always wanted a kot