Yes, definitely it affects the fat content..more is the cooking tym more becomes the fat content..
it means they both are directly proportional to each other.....
Fat, with plenty of water whipped in. The extra water allows them to reduce the fat content. Just don't use these for cooking purposes, the water content is unacceptable ad will ruin the product.
The skin of the chicken does have a great deal of fat in it. Cooking the meat with the skin on increases the fat content over cooking it with the skin off. However, it can help keep the meat moist. If you remove the skin before eating, it will help reduce the fat content.
we need to know if there is to much fat in the prawns or not?? Prawns have around 1% fat in their natural or boiled state. Obviously cooking them in oil or other additives will add to the fat content.
vitamin a Any fat-soluble vitamin.
In one cup of fried cabbage, there are about 104.55 calories. 68.81 calories are from the fat used in cooking it.
Mainly for flavor, it has a higher fat content so the texture will be a little heavier than with regular milk.
Cooking oil is purified fat from plants.
brisco is kinda like a cooking fat most people us it to grease pans when they are cooking or baking.
17.4g is the total fat content of chicken nuggets.
Meat contains cooking fat.
A four-letter word for cooking fat is "lard".
Due to low saturated fat content in tenderloins, the cooking twine helps keep the tenderloin moist, otherwise the meat would dry out.