I use to avoid frying (even lightly) food at all costs, but started doing it recently with olive oil spray and noticed how much better veggies cost.
So I have 2 questions.
I'm aware there is a danger that the oils can turn into danagerous free radicals when heated, particularly polyunsaturated oils (e.g., flaxseed).
(1) Is there such a thing as healthy frying
(2) What oil is the healthiest cooking oil?
My guess is coconut (stable sat fat, but MCT's so healthier I'm guessing) or macadamia oil (almost no poly, mainly mono).
What does coconut oil taste like too frying with?
So I have 2 questions.
I'm aware there is a danger that the oils can turn into danagerous free radicals when heated, particularly polyunsaturated oils (e.g., flaxseed).
(1) Is there such a thing as healthy frying
(2) What oil is the healthiest cooking oil?
My guess is coconut (stable sat fat, but MCT's so healthier I'm guessing) or macadamia oil (almost no poly, mainly mono).
What does coconut oil taste like too frying with?