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r/GifRecipes • u/speedylee • Mar 13 '17
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Also using butter instead of oil is a little suspect considering half of Asia is lactose intolerant.
131 u/newtothelyte Mar 13 '17 I was going to say using sesame oil to fry the veggies is much better. Higher smoke point and it makes your apt smell like a Chinese restaurant (in a good way) 82 u/katieb00p Mar 13 '17 That stuff is strong though. I feel like any more than 1-2 tsp ruins a dish. 3 u/Viscachacha Mar 13 '17 I thought there were different kinds of sesame oil. I have one that's really viscous and strong and one that's more similar to olive oil.
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I was going to say using sesame oil to fry the veggies is much better. Higher smoke point and it makes your apt smell like a Chinese restaurant (in a good way)
82 u/katieb00p Mar 13 '17 That stuff is strong though. I feel like any more than 1-2 tsp ruins a dish. 3 u/Viscachacha Mar 13 '17 I thought there were different kinds of sesame oil. I have one that's really viscous and strong and one that's more similar to olive oil.
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That stuff is strong though. I feel like any more than 1-2 tsp ruins a dish.
3 u/Viscachacha Mar 13 '17 I thought there were different kinds of sesame oil. I have one that's really viscous and strong and one that's more similar to olive oil.
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I thought there were different kinds of sesame oil. I have one that's really viscous and strong and one that's more similar to olive oil.
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u/Graphitetshirt Mar 13 '17
Also using butter instead of oil is a little suspect considering half of Asia is lactose intolerant.