Monday, February 28, 2022

Why would we need to shallow fry instead of deep fry?

From my perspective, deep frying is superior over shallow frying in all aspects. When you shallow fry, you have uneven cooking due to having less oil in the pan; more splatters; coatings are more likely to come off because of the close contact with the food and pan; and the food stays in the cooking environment for a longer amount of time, which usually means moisture loss. Is there any situation where shallow frying would actually be better than deep frying? This is a question of curiosity btw, not to stir up any controversy.

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