Hot Fat Cooking Methods Flashcards

1
Q

what are the hot fat cooking methods?

A
  • dry frying
  • stir frying/sautéing
  • shallow frying/pan frying
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explain dry frying

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  • cooking the food in its own fat

- e.g peanuts, pork belly, bacon

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what are some advantages of dry frying?

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  • quick method of cooking

- little loss in nutrients if cooked at the right temperature

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what are the disadvantages of dry frying?

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-requires constant attention to prevent food from burning

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5
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what is the heat transference used in dry frying?

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conduction

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explain stir frying

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  • cooking food in small amounts of oil at high temperature (1 tbsp of oil)
  • food is moved around the frying pan constantly
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what are the advantages of dry frying?

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  • little loss in nutrients if cooked at the right temperature
  • quick method of cooking
  • healthier compared to deep frying
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what are the disadvantages of dry frying?

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  • require constant attention to prevent food from burning

- unsuitable for thin pieces of food

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what is the heat transference used in stir frying?

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conduction

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explain shallow frying

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  • cooking food by partially submerging it in hot oil

- food has to be turned to ensure that both sides are cooked

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what are the advantages of shallow frying?

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  • quick method of cooking
  • little loss of nutrients if cooked at the right temperature
  • crispy and crunchy texture
  • has a golden brown colour
  • slightly suitable for larger pieces of food compared to stir frying
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what are the disadvantages of shallow frying?

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requires constant attention to prevent food from burning

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13
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what is the heat transference used in shallow frying?

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  • conduction (more)

- convection

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