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Dry=Good
As we’ve discussed, deep-frying is essentially a process of
dehydration.Thehotoilcauseswatertorapidlytransformto
steam, which escapes and allows the crust to form. So it
standstoreasonthatthedrieryourfoodistobeginwith,the
more effectively it’ll fry. Surface moisture can also cause
undue bubbling and more rapid breakdown of the oil. For
bestresults,allsolidfoodstobefriedshouldfirstbepatted
dry or coated with a batter or breading.And make sure to
allow excess batter to drip off foods before adding them to
theoil.
KeepItClean
Themoreyouuseabatchofoil,thelesseffectiveitsfrying
ability will become. The main factors that affect oil
breakdown are small particles of food and moisture. To
extend the life of your fry oil, you should constantly clean
it.WheneverIfry,Ikeepawire-meshspidernearbytofish
outanybreadcrumbs,bitsoftempurabatter,orotherfood
particlesbetween(orevenduring!)batches.Toremovethis
debris, I start by swirling the oil in a clockwise direction
withthespider,thenflipthespideraroundandgiveitapass
inthecounterclockwisedirection:theflowoftheoilshould
forcethemajorityoffoodparticlesintoitsmesh.Depositthe
debris in a metal bowl kept handy (do NOT throw into a
garbagecanwithaplasticliner!),andrepeatuntiltheoilis
clean.Aftereachfryingsession,pourtheoilthroughafinemeshstrainerlinedwithpapertowelsorcheeseclothsetover
abowltogetridofanyleftoverdetritus.
KeepItMoving