DmansPadge
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What brand oil and filter do you use? *DELETED*
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Junkman
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Re: What brand oil and filter do you use?
Bertoli Extra Virgin Olive Oil and cheese cloth. Makes the best French Fries that you ever had..... /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
Bertoli Extra Virgin Olive Oil and cheese cloth. Makes the best French Fries that you ever had..... /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
Egon
Epic Contributor
Re: What brand oil and filter do you use?
I prefer oven fried potatoes. Olive oil - mustard on the pan- thin potatoe slices laid flat - oven at 400 Degrees - brown one side then flip potatoes till other side is brown - serve with Hot Nacho sauce garnished with roasted peppers and garlic cloves.
This really works well in the camper.
Oh yes brand of oil - Extra virgin olive oil of any type. No filter required.
Egon /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
I prefer oven fried potatoes. Olive oil - mustard on the pan- thin potatoe slices laid flat - oven at 400 Degrees - brown one side then flip potatoes till other side is brown - serve with Hot Nacho sauce garnished with roasted peppers and garlic cloves.
This really works well in the camper.
Oh yes brand of oil - Extra virgin olive oil of any type. No filter required.
Egon /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
Bird
Rest in Peace
Re: What brand oil and filter do you use?
</font><font color="blue" class="small">( Bertoli Extra Virgin Olive Oil )</font>
Talk about getting off topic . . .. /forums/images/graemlins/tongue.gif However, it brings a question to mind. For many years, we used various "vegetable" oils, but in '94, in a ragged little RV park in Duncan, AZ, there was a lady in her 80s, living alone in a little travel trailer, who gave me a catfish she had fried; best I ever ate. So I had to ask her just how she did it and she said she used olive oil for everything. Well, except for the peanut oil I used in my turkey fryer, we've used Bertolli olive oil ever since; buy it in the 5 liter bottles from Sam's Club usually. But what we have right now says "Classico" and "full bodied and mild" on the label. So what's the difference between that and "virgin", "extra virgin", etc.?
</font><font color="blue" class="small">( Bertoli Extra Virgin Olive Oil )</font>
Talk about getting off topic . . .. /forums/images/graemlins/tongue.gif However, it brings a question to mind. For many years, we used various "vegetable" oils, but in '94, in a ragged little RV park in Duncan, AZ, there was a lady in her 80s, living alone in a little travel trailer, who gave me a catfish she had fried; best I ever ate. So I had to ask her just how she did it and she said she used olive oil for everything. Well, except for the peanut oil I used in my turkey fryer, we've used Bertolli olive oil ever since; buy it in the 5 liter bottles from Sam's Club usually. But what we have right now says "Classico" and "full bodied and mild" on the label. So what's the difference between that and "virgin", "extra virgin", etc.?
Egon
Epic Contributor
Re: What brand oil and filter do you use?
Bird: To the best of my knowlege which ain't much.
Extra Virgin - The first pressing of the olives done without heat
Virgin - Using the pulp from the first pressing heat is added and it is pressed again
olive oil - The pulp from the virgin oil is heated and uses chemicals for the final oil extraction.
Egon
Bird: To the best of my knowlege which ain't much.
Extra Virgin - The first pressing of the olives done without heat
Virgin - Using the pulp from the first pressing heat is added and it is pressed again
olive oil - The pulp from the virgin oil is heated and uses chemicals for the final oil extraction.
Egon
Junkman
Super Member
Re: What brand oil and filter do you use?
Bird...... when she said "used olive oil"..... she actually meant that it was "used" olive oil. It was the flavors left in the oil from other cooking that added to the flavor of the fish. Now, you might think that I am joking, but many of the old timers, of which we are now their age, used to re-use the oil until it was very discolored or "burnt". They would filter if by pouring through cheese cloth into another vessel to remove impurities.
Bird...... when she said "used olive oil"..... she actually meant that it was "used" olive oil. It was the flavors left in the oil from other cooking that added to the flavor of the fish. Now, you might think that I am joking, but many of the old timers, of which we are now their age, used to re-use the oil until it was very discolored or "burnt". They would filter if by pouring through cheese cloth into another vessel to remove impurities.
Bird
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Re: What brand oil and filter do you use?
Junkman, you're right on all counts; about old-timers, me being one, and re-using the oil after filtering through cheese cloth 'cause that's just what I did with the peanut oil I fried turkeys in. I put it back into the gallon jugs and kept it in the old refrigerator in the shop. /forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif
Junkman, you're right on all counts; about old-timers, me being one, and re-using the oil after filtering through cheese cloth 'cause that's just what I did with the peanut oil I fried turkeys in. I put it back into the gallon jugs and kept it in the old refrigerator in the shop. /forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif
MikePA
Super Moderator
Re: What brand oil and filter do you use?
Ah, but are we talking synthetic olive oil or dino olive oil, that is the first important question? Synthetic is the best, you know. /forums/images/graemlins/tongue.gif Oh, and never, but never, filter it through Fram cheese cloth. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
Ah, but are we talking synthetic olive oil or dino olive oil, that is the first important question? Synthetic is the best, you know. /forums/images/graemlins/tongue.gif Oh, and never, but never, filter it through Fram cheese cloth. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
Junkman
Super Member
Re: What brand oil and filter do you use?
Mike....... has the New Year brought you a new sense of humor????? /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
Mike....... has the New Year brought you a new sense of humor????? /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
Bird
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Re: What brand oil and filter do you use?
Mike, my turkey fryer was not a Cummins diesel; just LPG so I can safely use a Fram filter.
Mike, my turkey fryer was not a Cummins diesel; just LPG so I can safely use a Fram filter.
