Cooking oil is a generic term for any oil you cook with - olive oil, palm oil, soya oil, peanut oil, ...
It is for cooking, not for other buisness.
To prevent oil from popping while cooking, make sure the oil is not too hot, use a splatter guard, and pat dry any moisture on the food before adding it to the hot oil.
To prevent oil splatter while cooking, use a splatter guard over the pan, lower the heat to reduce splattering, pat dry any moisture on the food before cooking, and avoid overcrowding the pan.
under-cooking over-cooking too dry too moist too much oil or shortening tough pastry informal shrunken crust
Yes, cooking oil is made out of oil.
No guarantee here, but you could try the oil dry stuff thatis sold for garage floors and driveways at auto parts stores.
When cooking you dont want to dry out your food by over cooking it so you sprinkle it with water or olive oil.
Obviously. Think about it: You're either cooking it dry (oven, grill, etc) or adding oil (pan-frying) which contains calories from fat.
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Jews use oil in cooking for the same reasons that anyone uses oil in cooking.
To prevent potatoes from becoming dry when cooking, make sure to cook them in enough water or broth to keep them moist. Avoid overcooking them, as this can also lead to dryness. Additionally, consider adding a bit of butter, oil, or cream to the potatoes while cooking to help retain moisture.
Some creative ways to use dry garlic in cooking include making garlic powder to sprinkle on dishes, infusing oil with garlic for a flavorful base, or creating a garlic paste to spread on meats or vegetables before cooking.
It is a moist method. Most commonly used as you "sweat onions" this is to take the sugars and flavor out of the onion or garlic or what ever into the oil and or butter you are sweating them in. It is a bottom layer of what you are building.