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chao-
3 months ago
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Frying Eggs and Air Quality Tests
Do people normally not use oil with nonstick pans? I always use some regardless of pan because it crisps better and adds flavor.
nkrisc
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Same. The primary benefit of the oil, I’ve found even in a non-stick pan, is better and more even transfer of heat and more even browning.
lotsofpulp
3 months ago
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I couldn't imagine cooking without oil. Pan frying spices in oil is pretty much the first step of cooking for me.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tempering_(spices)
nkrisc
3 months ago
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That's a good point I didn't think of as well. Oil (fats) are great for holding onto and distributing flavor throughout the dish as well.
Tade0
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I wouldn't know as I avoid frying altogether and my cooking is largely stewed or steamed.
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