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For frozen patty, microwave on high for 65-75 seconds or until hot. For refrigerated patty, reduce time to 30-40 seconds. Let stand 1 minute before eating. How do
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You can leave the shell on the tail or remove it, depending on your recipe. Shrimp have a dark threadlike digestive tract (aka vein) running along their curved
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Salmon skin is generally safe for people to eat. … While some people like to remove the skin before cooking a fillet of salmon, others swear by leaving
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The Department of Agriculture lists a serving of fries as three ounces, which amounts to 12 to 15 individual potato sticks, or about 140 calories. How many fries
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Benefits: Peanut oil is one of the most affordable types of oil. It also has a high smoke point, making it ideal for frying chicken. Plus, peanut oil
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“A craving for fatty foods may just be a kind of emotional release from restriction — we always want what we can’t have,” dietitian Jo Travers says. “Having
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The fried chicken oil temperature should be about 350 degrees F (175 degrees C). Using tongs, carefully lower chicken pieces into the oil skin-side down. Start with the
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According to the USDA, it is completely acceptable to cook raw foods from a frozen state, but you’ll need to increase your cooking time by about 50 percent
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Use a skillet, let it heat up and add enough oil to coat the bottom. Start the fries first, and toss from time to time. You can also
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Using an Air Fryer instead of pan-frying or deep-frying frozen breaded okra saves time and calories. Put the frozen okra in the Air Fryer Basket and air fry