Deep fried food gets a bad rap. The image of a plate of fried chicken swimming in fat or a flabby portion of undercooked fish can put even the most enthusiastic cook -- not to mention, eater -- off.
Deep‐fat frying remains one of the most prevalent culinary techniques globally, combining rapid high‐temperature cooking with complex physico‐chemical transformations in food. This process not only ...
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