What oil has a smoking temperature high enough for broiling?

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Lately we have been broiling vegetables in the oven with a little bit of extra virgin olive oil on them, but we keep setting off the smoke alarm in the kitchen although the vegetables come out deliciously. What oil has a high enough smoking temperature to be appropriate?



Best Answer

If you like the taste but not the fire alarm, either turn on your hood/vent or disconnect the fire alarm while cooking. If the flavor isn't burned, changing the oil will likely change the flavor as olive oil has a distinct flavor that is missing in other oils.

If this isn't a solution for you, choose any neutral, high smoke point oil you like. Canola is popular choice for most vegetables. It has little flavor and a decently high, 400°F/205°C, smoke point, somewhat higher than olive oil's 325-375°F/165-190°C.

For a really high smoke point, try safflower (510°F/265°C), or even light olive oil (465°F/240°C), though you may have the slightly lower soybean or peanut oils (450°F/230°C) in your kitchen already. The chart lists peanut as "neutral" but I tend to feel it has a flavor and it has the added issue of being a no-go for people with peanut allergies.

If you have the time, you might also consider clarified butter (450°F/230°C), which should be delicious with vegetables.




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Quick Answer about "What oil has a smoking temperature high enough for broiling?"

Peanut Oil – This extremely flavorful oil is great for frying and high heat roasting, as it has a smoke point of 450 degrees.

Which cooking oil has highest smoke point?

Avocado Oil: Pressed from fresh avocado pulp, which is up to 25 percent fat, avocado oil has the highest smoke point of all plant-based cooking oils (510 to 520\xb0F).

What oil can I use for broiling?

Broil, sear or even deep-fry to your heart's content in canola oil. It has one of the highest heat tolerances of any cooking oil (smoke point of 468 F), so it's an ideal kitchen partner. Canola oil costs about the same as vegetable oil, but with canola oil, you know which oil is in the bottle.

What fat has the highest smoke point?

The vegetable oils with the highest smoke points therefore and most suitable for high-heat cooking are avocado oil (480-520\xb0F), rice bran oil (490\xb0F), and mustard oil (490\xb0F).

Does olive oil smoke at 400 degrees?

According to the North American Olive Oil Association, extra virgin olive oil's smoke point is 350 to 410 degrees Fahrenheit, and olive oil's smoke point is 390 to 468 degrees Fahrenheit.



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