Just looking ahead to my morning fry, and realising that I have run out of lard, what do the honorable members us for frying?
Just looking ahead to my morning fry, and realising that I have run out of lard, what do the honorable members us for frying?
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Lard?
Hmm, why does Scotland have the highest rate of heart disease in the EU I wonder?
Here in the soft south I fry my black pudding in olive oil. Its my own personal take on multiculturalism
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the correct answers are lard, butter, and olive oil.
now i'm here, and history is vindicated.
Usually good olive oil. Butter for eggs. Often I'll mix a little butter in with the olive oil. That's always nice. For high heat I use peanut oil.
I never use lard. It's simply not popular here, not part of our culinary culture. But I've heard it tastes very good. In Quebec it's butter. Also, Quebec is one of the very few places in the world where it is illegal to have butter coloured margarine. The butter lobby won't allow it. There have been many, many court cases over it but the butter lobby always wins. Go Butter Lobby!
Frying in margarine is GAH!
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Why didnt you include margarine?Originally Posted by King Malcolm
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WTF Where is crisco
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I have to admit, I didn't realise that one could fry wih margarine, I thought it just evaporated, or something.
WTF is crisco?
It was not theirs to reason why,
It was not theirs to make reply,
It was theirs but to do or die.
-The Charge of the Light Brigade - Alfred, Lord Tennyson
"Wherever this stone shall lie, the King of the Scots shall rule"
-Prophecy of the Stone of Destiny
"For God, For King and country, For loved ones home and Empire, For the sacred cause of justice, and The freedom of the world, They buried him among the kings because he, Had done good toward God and toward his house."
-Inscription on the Tomb of the Unknown Warrior
Butter, olive oil, and balsamic vinegar![]()
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(works for me).
WTF is Crisco!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! just goods greates gift where did you learn about america from a yankee i bet they dont use crixco becuase of the *health prblems*Originally Posted by King Malcolm
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Last edited by Strike For The South; 09-10-2005 at 00:32.
There, but for the grace of God, goes John Bradford
My aim, then, was to whip the rebels, to humble their pride, to follow them to their inmost recesses, and make them fear and dread us. Fear is the beginning of wisdom.
I am tired and sick of war. Its glory is all moonshine. It is only those who have neither fired a shot nor heard the shrieks and groans of the wounded who cry aloud for blood, for vengeance, for desolation.
I was thinking the same thing. How about some PAM?Originally Posted by strike for the south
I normally use sunflower oil or butter, depending on what I'm frying.
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From popatoes to sardines, it's olive all the way. I can fry eggs in butter if need be. Margarine is for greasing doors, bikes or girlfriends.
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crisco and margarine are both hydrogenated oils (usually vegetable oils). neither should be mentioned in a thread about cooking.![]()
now i'm here, and history is vindicated.
Gentlemen,
Let's keep the "WTF"s to a mininum.
Better yet, not at all. We all know what it means and it isn't wanted here.
Thanks.
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WTF means William Tennent Frisby in my school. I'm 100% serious. They have Tshirts.Originally Posted by Beirut
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Back in the old days I used hash oil but it only fried my brain![]()
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Depends. If I'm preprocessing eggplant, squash, potatoes, green pepper etc. then I use no oil at all and fry them softly in a steel pan. I use sunflower/corn/peanut oil for frying meat, onions, garlics etc. prior to cooking. Butter shall be used for eggs, tomatoes etc., which will be consumed after the frying without any further cooking operation.
Olive oil, I never use in frying or cooking. Fire just wastes the poor substance. I consume it raw, often with apple vinegar.
Margarine and alike can never make it into my kitchen.
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I use either sunflower oil or olive oil, depending on which one is closest to the front of the condiments cupboard when I open it.
They both seem to taste pretty much the same.
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one of the three oils.... they are healthier then fats and butter and cleaner then fats or butter, i mean who wants to scrape the fat out of their deep fryer.
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Gah! I haven`t fried for a long time.
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You don't need to know how to cook to fry... You just get some lard (unless it is bacon), and something edible, put them both in a frying pan or deep-fat-fryer and put it on a high heat until it is soaked in grease or black.
It was not theirs to reason why,
It was not theirs to make reply,
It was theirs but to do or die.
-The Charge of the Light Brigade - Alfred, Lord Tennyson
"Wherever this stone shall lie, the King of the Scots shall rule"
-Prophecy of the Stone of Destiny
"For God, For King and country, For loved ones home and Empire, For the sacred cause of justice, and The freedom of the world, They buried him among the kings because he, Had done good toward God and toward his house."
-Inscription on the Tomb of the Unknown Warrior
Goose grease.
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Olive oil about 80% of the time, with Sunflower the other 20%
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My Grandad and the farm are long gone Im afraid so yes the only way now for me to get goose grease is to cook a goose.Gawain, should I speak to your family about getting a bathload of goose fat?
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