what reasons would you give regarding the unsuitability of butter for deep frying? [duplicate]

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The milk solids in the butter will burn and render the butter bitter and whatever you want to dry. Best fix would be to clarify the butter to remove the milk solids.

Why is butter suitable for deep frying?

No, you cannot deep-fry in butter. It simply can't handle the heat; it will brown and burn before you reach deep-frying temperatures. In a comment you say that vegetable oils are unstable when heated, but it is in fact the opposite: butter is much more unstable when heated.

What happens when you fry butter?

A little brown butter is a good thing, but too hot and the solids will start to blacken and then you'll be in trouble. They'll be bitter, the pan will smoke, and your pancakes will take on the blackened solids.

Can you use butter for frying?

Butter works great for frying thin pieces of meat or fish where light browning is desired. It also works well for vegetables that have been cut into uniform sizes. To pan-fry with butter, preheat your pan over medium heat and add butter.

What kind of butter is used for frying?

If you want butter's distinctive flavor in dishes that require frying, use usli ghee, a staple in Indian cuisine, or clarified butter. Clarifying butter \u2014 removing the whey and water by applying gentle heat \u2014 raises the point at which the butter smokes from 300 degrees to 450 degrees.

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