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Reggie wrote:
> what are your recommendations on home use deep fryers? I am spoiled by > having used commercial deep fryers, where the oil temp maintains well when > a good quantity of food is tossed in. > For quality of the resulting product: watts, watts. watts. You should be able to find a fryer with an 1800w heater. You will need a dedicated circuit for it, but any modern kitchen should have several. Don't expect miracles. It is unlikely that any 1800w fryer will do well with more than two pounds of french fries. I have a small commercial fryer with that wattage and it works fairly well. I seldom use it because it takes 5 quarts of oil and there are only two of us now. Matthew -- I'm a consultant. If you want an opinion I'll sell you one. Which one do you want? |
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