cooking ?

[lee barker]

what temp. does my peanut oil need to be to fry in a ss frier


when i filter and reclaim my oil what is the recommended storage for this should it be in a seperate container from unused oil



thanks in advance

[panfish angler]

I get the oil to 350 and start frying, trying to keep it between 325 - 350. I store my used oil in a different container.

[HLLeonard]

I try to maintain my oil at 350 as close as I can.. I strain my oil and keep it in a separate container in the fridge but I use it as my everyday cooking oil, not sure I'm comfortable in keeping it for an extended period of time... It doesn't seem to make a difference in my everyday cooking that is has been used to deep fry fish in.

[Wiskers]

350 to 375. Filter it & keep it separated from new oil in a cool, dark place, out of direct sunlight.

[kycreek]

What he just said.

[SirBob]

X2 Paper paint strainers found at auto parts stores or paint suppliers work well to strain with a funnel. Just throw the paper mesh strainer away when finished.

[CrappAlicous]

365

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[crappie&shrooms]

375 for me always seem to work well with peanut oil. I try not to let it get under 350. With canola oil I try to keep it around 350.

[HLLeonard]

X2 Paper paint strainers found at auto parts stores or paint suppliers work well to strain with a funnel. Just throw the paper mesh strainer away when finished.

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a paper towel in a tea strainer works for me, doesn't strain really quick but it takes all the residue out of the oil.