5 Tips To Clean The Cooking Oil After Frying
Using the same oil constantly can make increase the toxin levels in it. So, here we bring you some easy tips to your cooking oil.
We are spoiled for choice when it comes to Indian cuisine. Every day, we prepare a variety of recipes. And the one ingredient that appears in all of the recipes is oil. But have you noticed the small particles left behind from the dishes you create every time you cook these recipes? These particles could be leftover batter or the skin of an ingredient that you may have fried. It is critical to remove these tiny particles before reusing the oil. Check out some tips with which you can clean your cooking oil.
Allow the oil to cool completely before straining it through a cheesecloth, a fine-mesh sieve, a paper coffee filter, or even paper towels. The purpose is to get rid of any leftover fried pieces in the oil. These food particles can cause oil to burn when reused, so get rid of them as quickly as possible.
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