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Pan Frying Technique as Fat Cooking Method in Culinary Knowledge
Cooking Method: Pan Frying
What is pan-frying?
Pan Frying is a fat cooking method by use of minimal cooking oil, just enough oil to lubricate the pan.
Medium-high temperature and then reduce the heat to allow it to finish cooking more slowly
Items are usually coated with flour or breaded with bread crumb
Sauces make separately.
Pan Frying Technique
Oil and Temperature
High smoking point oil.
Clarified butter, olive oil, sunflower oil, corn oil, canola oil, peanut oil, etc.
Oil temperature at 160 - 175°C.
Smoke Point Temperature
Read: Types of Breakfast
Equipment and Utensil
Frying Pan/ Skillet (a heavy-bottomed pan)
Kitchen spatula/ frying spatula
Kitchen tongs
Tray and cooling wire
Pan-Frying Equipment
Characteristics of Ingredients
Tender
Single portion size or small pieces
Food is suitable for a pan-frying method: Beef tenderloin, chicken, fish, shellfish, and, vegetables.
Usually coated with flour or breaded with bread crumbs.
Flour Coating
Breadcrumb Coating
Dishes and Sauces
Pan Fried Dover Sole with Meunière sauce
Fried Chicken Breast with Remoulade sauce
Pan-Fried Salmon Saffron with Beurre blanc sauce .
Chicken Piccata with Milanese sauce.
Veal Cordon Bleu
Pan-Frying Dishes
Pan Frying Technique: Step by Step
Pre-heated, using medium-high heat for several minutes
Heat oil to an appropriate temperature.
Add the main item (usually breaded or flour coated) to the frying pan in a single layer.
Pan-fry the item on the first side until well browned (as presentation side)
Turn the item and cook to the desired doneness.
Remove the item and finish in the oven, if necessary (for a thick item only).
Drain the item on paper towels
Serve with appropriate sauce and garnish.
Pan Frying Method Tips
Cook and fry items as close to service as possible.
Drain items of excess fat after frying/ cooking.
Discard fat containing a lot of burn particles.
Try not to finish fried the items in the oven, the liquid will come out and make the coating soggy.
Do not overcrowd the pan.
Cook the food shortly after applying the coatings.
Turn the food only once as it cooks.
Served Immediately.
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ReplyDeletePan-frying is a satisfying technique, especially when using a commercial wok—it heats evenly and gives a great sear to coated items like fish or chicken. I’ve found that keeping the oil at the right temperature and not overcrowding the pan really makes a difference. Timing and prep are everything!
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