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Which types of oil and fat are
suitable?
There is a wide range of different types of
oil. But not all types of fat and oil are suita-
ble for frying.
For this deep fryer, we recommend us-
ing liquid frying oil. If you would like to
use solid frying fat, you should first melt
it slowly in a pan at a lower tempera-
ture and then pour it into the deep fryer.
By doing so, you prevent the device
from overheating and the fat from
splashing.
The fat or oil needs to tolerate high tem-
peratures during frying. Be careful that
the fat/oil may be heated at least up to
200 °C.
The fats should only have a very low
water content. The water evaporates
when heated, and the fat starts spatter-
ing.
Oils that are rich in polyunsaturated fat-
ty acids are very healthy when used in
salads, but they are not suitable for fry-
ing, because they do not have the ther-
mal stability required.
Butter, margarine, and olive oil are not
suitable.
Rapeseed oil and sunflower oil for ex-
ample are highly suitable.
Different types of fat or oil should never
be mixed!
Storage of used oil
Contamination of the oil caused by fry-
ing reduces its useful life. In order to re-
move any coarse dirt, pour the melted
fat through a sieve covered with a pa-
per towel after each frying process be-
fore storing the oil.
Light and oxygen damage the oil. It
should therefore be stored in a tightly
closed container in a dark, cool, and
dry place.
Under proper conditions, the fat can be
stored for a few weeks.
Frying table
Getting rid of unwanted flavours
from the oil/fat
Some food, e.g. fish, loses liquid during fry-
ing. This gets into the oil/fat and alters its
smell and flavour. This flavour is then passed
on to the next food that gets fried in this oil/
fat.
With a simple trick, you can reduce or even
completely remove such unwanted flavours.
1. Heat the oil/fat to a temperature of ap-
prox. 150 °C.
2. Put 2 thin slices of bread or a bit of
parsley into the frying basket.
3. Put the frying basket3 into the deep fry-
er and close the lid1.
4. Wait until the oil/fat no longer stops
spitting, and then take out the frying
basket. The oil/fat should now have its
own flavour again.
Food
Temperature
(approx.)
Time
(approx.
minutes)
Vegetables 130 °C 5 - 8
Mushrooms 150 °C 5 - 7
Chicken legs 170 °C 14 - 16
Onion rings 170 °C 3 - 4
French fries
(fresh)
170 °C 11 - 16
French fries
(deep-frozen)
according to the manu-
facturer's specifications
Fish fillet
(deep-frozen)
190 °C 5 - 7
Chicken
nuggets
(deep-frozen)
190 °C 4 - 5
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BrandSilvercrest
ModelSFG 1900 A1
CategoryFryer
LanguageEnglish

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