Can this be used for deep frying (eg., coated chicken parts?)
64657
yes, it is deep enough - but remember that the top of the pan is much wider than the bottom. this may be handy when putting your chicken pieces into the hot oil as the oil bubbles up
64658
Yes, the depth is sufficient to hold enough oil to fry chicken parts in this manner.
64659
In any wok stability issues make deep frying hazardous. Oil would cover pretty much everything including you. Please buy a deep fryer for deep frying
662707
The sides of this skillet are not high enough to hold enough oil to deep fry - approximately 2" high. Heated oil expands so it would be unsafe to use any more than 1/2" of oil in a shallow pan like this due to the probability of oil overheating and splattering/spillling out when food is added in. To safely deep fry you would need to use a boiler/pan with 5" or 6" sides so that oil won't spill over the sides when food is added in the heated oil.
979043
You can but it is not intended for frying and probably you will get everything sticked. Regards.
2244946
I would not use this for deep frying. It is really for the meat temperature so I doubt it goes up to like 400 degrees that you would want to deep frying. You should have an oil thermometer and this for deep frying. The oil thermometer would attach to the side of what ever you have your oil in like a turkey fryer or stock pot because it will get really hot and you wouldn't want to handle it but will still want to keep your oil at the proper temp. This would be good for checking the meat temperature during the cooking process by lifting your meat out of the oil and checking the internal temp. I would not use this for deep frying. It is really for the meat temperature so I doubt it goes up to like 400 degrees that you would want to deep frying. You should have an oil thermometer and this for deep frying. The oil thermometer would attach to the side of what ever you have your oil in like a turkey fryer or stock pot because it will get really hot and you wouldn't want to handle it but will still want to keep your oil at the proper temp. This would be good for checking the meat temperature during the cooking process by lifting your meat out of the oil and checking the internal temp.
2003560
It depends on what size of item or itemsYou're frying. Your best bet is to fill it withWater to judge the amt of oil you need toUse
454445
Yes, I have deep fried in this and it works great. I don't know the exact temp as thereis no degrees on it but it heats up great and I have boiled vegetables etc.
1894233
I would say no, the coating should be dry to use this machine. Drop something wet into regular hot oil in a fry daddy.
451083
I'm not sure. I have used it for regular cooking and for salad dressing. I learned about it on Dr. Oz so you may ask him or just search it on the net. I searched it and is says yes but, you may want to search and read to decided for yourself. Search "is rice bran oil for deep frying". Good luck. I like using it.
1732815
do not see why not......I have fried many different items with good results...
1824059
Have used the pan for frying chicken and bacon many times. No issues with coating - still looks like new. Use it but don't abuse it & it should work great.
1902564
I bought it because many people mentioned that they used it for quick frying. You have to decide what you believe are the dangers with the nonstick and "high" temps, and what temps trigger those dangers.
2102149
Likely. I deep fry and reuse filtered oil. Larger top prevents spills. Tube easily fits in 1 gallon vegetable oil containers.
1557561
I never tried that. Can definitely be used for frying, but don't know how it works for deep frying
1795097
Yes! I have used it to fry fish snd stir frys. But the oil gets hotter faster. So be careful using it. I love it.
602430
Don't see why not, I pour bacon grease into it now and save bacon grease to use in my corn bread. It wouldn't hold to much if your talk about deep fryer oil.
662711
Sorry, I have not used it for deep frying. I'm not sure why that would be. Splatters? Lid fits firmly so, hmmm? Good luck.
448958
Absolutely! Anything you fry in it, you have to apply your own judgment by checking in on the status from time to time. I fry everything with it, from fish to chicken, to turkey. Make sure you fry in the garage with the door open or outside besides the building. The smell is not fully filtered out.