Deep Frying Techniques

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Deep frying requires little oil to be smeared on the food.

False (B)

Which of the following cooking methods requires the use of a Tava or frying pan?

  • Boiling
  • Roasting
  • Deep frying
  • Shallow frying (correct)

What is the difference between shallow frying and deep frying?

Shallow frying involves smearing a little oil on the food, whereas deep frying involves fully dipping the food in ghee or oil.

Roasting is a cooking method used for cooking ______________________ like channas, brinjals, and maize.

<p>vegetables</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the cooking methods with their characteristics:

<p>Shallow frying = Little oil is used Deep frying = Food is fully dipped in oil Roasting = Used for cooking vegetables like channas and brinjals Boiling = Food is cooked in liquid</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the primary purpose of roasting?

<p>Cooking vegetables like channas and brinjals (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Boiling is a dry heat cooking method.

<p>False (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the advantage of microwave cooking?

<p>It enhances digestibility.</p> Signup and view all the answers

In ______________________ cooking, food is cooked in a liquid.

<p>boiling</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of deep frying?

<p>Little oil is used (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Study Notes

Deep Frying

  • Involves immersing food completely in well-heated ghee or oil, typically in a kadahi.
  • Only a few pieces should be added at a time to ensure proper frying.
  • Avoid using excessive amounts of ghee or oil during frying.
  • Overheating of ghee or oil must be avoided to prevent degradation.
  • After frying, allow oil to cool before storing in a covered container to prevent decomposition.
  • Repeated use of the same oil for frying should be avoided for health and quality reasons.

Shallow Frying

  • Requires minimal oil and careful heat control.
  • The food should be turned as necessary, and additional oil can be added as needed.
  • Non-stick pans are ideal for shallow frying as they require very little oil.

Grilling

  • Food is cooked on both sides over a heat source such as charcoal, gas, or electricity.
  • The grill surface is usually brushed with oil to prevent sticking.
  • Common foods for grilling include potato, sweet potato, brinjal, chicken, and fish.
  • Grilling enhances the flavor of food and allows for a variety of dishes.

Comparison of Frying Methods

  • Deep Frying:

    • Food is fully immersed in ghee or oil.
    • Requires a karahi for frying.
    • Common foods: bhajias, pakodas, samosas, vadas, kachoris, and fried breads.
  • Shallow Frying:

    • Uses only a little oil smeared on food.
    • Typically done using a tava or frying pan.

Summary of Cooking Methods

  • Frying is a primary cooking method and can be categorized into shallow and deep frying.
  • Alternative cooking methods mentioned include boiling, roasting, and stewing.

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