What kind of thermometer do you use for deep frying?
Chef's answer
Most deep-fry thermometers feature a stainless steel outer casing and probe. Stainless steel is incredibly durable, isn't prone to stains, and can withstand high temperatures, so it's an ideal material for a thermometer. Some models may have glass or plastic components.
Frequently asked Questions 🎓
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1. Add oil or butter to a large cast-iron or stainless-steel skillet and place over medium heat. Gently divide ground beef into four small piles of around 8 ounces each, and then lightly form these into thick patties of around 3? inches in diameter, like flattened meatballs.
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Stainless steel pans look smooth, but the cooking surface actually has tiny pores. When you heat the pan, the steel expands and the pores shrink. The shrinking pores grip onto the food, causing it to stick. To prevent sticking, preheat the pan to medium, then add ample oil, then add the food..
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Stainless steel pans and surfaces are the best for browning ingredients-and since they're usually uncoated, unlike nonstick varieties, they are more durable and resistant to slip-ups in the kitchen.
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Do we really need seasoning of the stainless steel pan? The short answer is no. It is beneficial to season your stainless steel skillet regularly and it works really well! However, over time, you can learn to manage the heat and use the pan without seasoning and with a little oil.
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Stainless Steel Conducts Heat Better And More Evenly. Cast iron, conversely, tends to get hot where it's directly heated and stay cold where it's not. Stainless steel pans are better for novice cooks, too, since they'll adjust to temperature changes quickly.
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