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You can't use oil in pastry. You need solid shortening so that you have layers of fat and flour. That is what makes it flaky. ...................... Oil can be used in making pastry, but as has been said, the resulting pastry will not be flaky, but crumbly. One can temporarily thicken some types of oil (especially pure olive oil) by refrigerating it. But the oil warms and returns to liquid state so quickly that it is not possible to produce flaky pastry with it.
Vegetable oil Olive oil Corn oil Crisco oil Wesson oil
vegetable oil corn oil olive oil Crisco oil wesson oil canola oil
Using crisco and olive oil is best. As for a product cetaphil is best on eczema.
peanut oil. extra virgin olive oil. soy milk. and crisco. --Dr. Pubestien.
Shortening is the fat or oil used in cooking. It can range from lard to olive oil, depending on the recipe.
Are you asking if you can water your plant with olive oil. The answer is no
Well if you're talking about good names for olive oil brands i am of no assistance but to name established oil companies i may be helpful, you have : Bertolli, Mazola, J sainsbury's light and mild, Crisco oils and shortenings.
Margarine, Crisco, lard, or solidified olive oil butter.
Yes you may, but Olive oil generally taste better.
Natural lard is more healthy than hydrogenated fats, such as Crisco, and butter. It is lower in saturated fat and it will also create a wonderfully flaky pie-crust. Answer: Neither one is healthy for your heart. Switch to virgin olive oil instead. Please expound why on your (or other contributor) answer, thanks EA
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