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Please help, I have a deep frier and now I have been asked to deep fry
6oz cod fillets...I was told the temp should be 350 degrees but not how long I should leave the cod in the frier? Thank you |
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"farabuto" > wrote: > Please help, I have a deep frier and now I have been asked to deep fry > 6oz cod fillets...I was told the temp should be 350 degrees but not how > long I should leave the cod in the frier? > Thank you Until the coating is golden brown. 6 oz. fillets? I'd say 3 to 4 minutes. Deep fryers cook fast! :-) Adjust time for thickness of the meat..... -- Peace! Om "My mother never saw the irony in calling me a Son of a bitch" -- Jack Nicholson |
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OmManiPadmeOmelet wrote:
> > Until the coating is golden brown. > 6 oz. fillets? > I'd say 3 to 4 minutes. > > Deep fryers cook fast! :-) > > Adjust time for thickness of the meat..... The thickness of the meat won't have much eefect on how long it takes to get golden brown, so you are giving contradictory instructions here. Also, if your deep fryer cooks very fast, you're running too hot. Better advice would be to run cooler for thicker meat, so that the heat has more time to penetrate, assuming you're shooting for the same color on the outside. |
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