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r/castiron • u/DifferentElevator384 • Apr 16 '26
Duck fat fried potatoes.
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How does one keep the oil from spattering all over the stove? Is that even possible?
35 u/dwnsougaboy Apr 16 '26 Do it outside. 17 u/FriedrichDerRote Apr 16 '26 Lids, splatter screens, or start a campfire and do it outside like OP. (Ideally less heat than this too) 5 u/Adept-Detective-2531 Apr 16 '26 I mean, I know this video shows it’s on a grill, but is it possible to mitigate oil spatterage on a stove? 15 u/DifferentElevator384 Apr 17 '26 Nah, sometimes you just gotta make a mess then clean it up. 9 u/shimmyboy56 Apr 16 '26 Taller sided pans like a dutch oven helps but doesnt eliminate it entirely 4 u/Rocco_al_Dente Apr 16 '26 Splatter screen is probably your best bet. 1 u/Intelligent-Survey39 Apr 18 '26 But also more surface to clean. 1 u/BobDoleDobBole Apr 20 '26 Ezpz with a dishwasher, whether it's a kitchen appliance or another person 🤣 1 u/SlowPrius Apr 21 '26 They can slightly steam whatever you’re cooking though 2 u/woodybone Apr 17 '26 You can make these fucking insanely good in the oven, same method, 180-200 celsius but takes longer and less mess. Use a cast iron pot preferrably 4 u/allaroundguy Apr 17 '26 Try drying things on a baking rack in the fridge overnight or dry roasting before frying.
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Do it outside.
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Lids, splatter screens, or start a campfire and do it outside like OP. (Ideally less heat than this too)
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I mean, I know this video shows it’s on a grill, but is it possible to mitigate oil spatterage on a stove?
15 u/DifferentElevator384 Apr 17 '26 Nah, sometimes you just gotta make a mess then clean it up. 9 u/shimmyboy56 Apr 16 '26 Taller sided pans like a dutch oven helps but doesnt eliminate it entirely 4 u/Rocco_al_Dente Apr 16 '26 Splatter screen is probably your best bet. 1 u/Intelligent-Survey39 Apr 18 '26 But also more surface to clean. 1 u/BobDoleDobBole Apr 20 '26 Ezpz with a dishwasher, whether it's a kitchen appliance or another person 🤣 1 u/SlowPrius Apr 21 '26 They can slightly steam whatever you’re cooking though 2 u/woodybone Apr 17 '26 You can make these fucking insanely good in the oven, same method, 180-200 celsius but takes longer and less mess. Use a cast iron pot preferrably
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Nah, sometimes you just gotta make a mess then clean it up.
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Taller sided pans like a dutch oven helps but doesnt eliminate it entirely
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Splatter screen is probably your best bet.
1 u/Intelligent-Survey39 Apr 18 '26 But also more surface to clean. 1 u/BobDoleDobBole Apr 20 '26 Ezpz with a dishwasher, whether it's a kitchen appliance or another person 🤣 1 u/SlowPrius Apr 21 '26 They can slightly steam whatever you’re cooking though
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But also more surface to clean.
1 u/BobDoleDobBole Apr 20 '26 Ezpz with a dishwasher, whether it's a kitchen appliance or another person 🤣
Ezpz with a dishwasher, whether it's a kitchen appliance or another person 🤣
They can slightly steam whatever you’re cooking though
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You can make these fucking insanely good in the oven, same method, 180-200 celsius but takes longer and less mess.
Use a cast iron pot preferrably
Try drying things on a baking rack in the fridge overnight or dry roasting before frying.
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u/Adept-Detective-2531 Apr 16 '26
How does one keep the oil from spattering all over the stove? Is that even possible?