What is the perfect breading for you? We’ve listed down some problems with breading that might be keeping you from achieving crispy food: Want an even coat? Always dry the surface of whatever you’re cooking first. For breaded vegetables, it’s best to sprinkle some ...
Before the advent of healthy chips, crispy kangkong was well ahead of the trend as a delicious appetizer. The affordable, local vegetable coated in a light and crispy batter has been well-enjoyed by Filipinos for a long time, usually in restaurants. If ...
Deep frying, we admit, may not be the healthiest cooking option, but it’s a good contender for one of the tastiest and easiest ways to cook food. Good old French fries, fried chicken, and donuts—all those delightful dishes turn out beautifully when ...
Making restaurant-quality tempura is actually easy.
Good tempura is measured by its light and crispy texture. It’s that perfect contrast between a juicy, tender shrimp or soft, flavorful veggies that make it more than just a breaded dish. If you’ve ever tried making tempura and don’t know where you ...
The secret to cooking crispy onion rings is actually not a big secret. In fact, you may already know it. The thing is you may be omitting the ingredient. We don't blame you. With everyone leading busier and busier lives, skipping a step or ...
It’s about time you put a stop to soggy breading.
We love crispy fried food and if you are anything like us, you know that there’s nothing more sad than soggy breading on our fried chicken or pork chops. Follow these easy tips and say goodbye to soggy breading every time:1 Bread properly. ...
Those who love tofu (tokwa) will be delighted to know that frying tofu is really quite simple, especially when you know the tips and tricks to ensuring you have golden browned tofu every time. Here’s how to fry perfectly browned tofu perfectly every time:1 ...
Here's what you can with all that oil that you just used.
We all know that deep-fried dishes can be good— fried chicken, beer-battered fish fillets, chicken nuggets. But all these dishes take up a lot of oil: atleast a liter is needed just to fill a medium heavy-bottomed pot.So what do you do ...
Crack open a cold bottle and pour it into your deep-fry batter!
The key to ultra-crisp and light deep-fry batters is an unlikely ingredient: beer! Onion rings, fish fillets, and fries absolutely love beer batters because of their ability to coat properly and minimize overcooking. Plus, beer batters taste amazing.Here is the food science ...
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