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fry

1. in. to die in the electric chair. (Underworld.) The DA is determined that you will fry.
2. tv. to execute someone in the electric chair. (Underworld.) They’re gonna fry you for this.
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Cool the frying pan, wash it and put on fire again.
The objective of this research is to study the effect of changes in frying treatments on the texture and colour parameters during deep fat frying of yellow fleshed cassava chips and to specifically investigate changes in these quality attributes at each frying time for vacuum and atmospheric frying, determine kinetic parameters for these changes, and evaluate the activation energies for changes of these quality attributes with respect to each frying treatment.
Frying is a process of cooking, involving the direct transfer of heat from hot oil to cold food.
To purchase the book on deep frying turkey go to: http://howtodeepfryturkey.com/amazonbook
The results also did not vary between those who used olive oil for frying and those who used sunflower oil.
Currently, families in the GCC either use a traditional pan for frying food or a deep fat fryer.
It is a healthier option compared to other heavy duty frying fats and has been developed to provide a good frying life.
'Asian Dinner: Sushi & Stir Fry (45 minutes) covers the preparation of Asian Maki rolls, stir frying, making rice, as well as the use of dipping sauces.
THE DAY BEFORE THANKSGIVING IN 2005, Aricka Westbrooks, 35, CEO of Jive Turkey, was sleeping on a wooden stool, leaning against the wall of her 1,500-square-foot store in Brooklyn, New York She and her staff were exhausted from frying turkeys 24 hours a day for four days straight.
McDonald's has responded to these concerns by substantially reducing the trans-fat and saturated fat content of its frying oil, although health experts note that the calorie content remains unchanged.
Home frying has the advantage of allowing you to directly monitor the type of oil, its freshness and the temperature to which it's heated.
It was the Jesuit missionaries, a Roman Catholic society formed in 1534, who introduced the practice of frying fish to the Japanese.
The food industry uses about 5 billion lb to 6 billion lb of frying oil annually, which represents approximately 20% of the total oil or fat used in the United States.
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