Submitted by SaboKunn t3_10ud0uz in askscience
DerpSouls t1_j817j9q wrote
Boiling point of oil is much higher than water. This means when we cook something in oil it can be subjected to much hotter temperatures than water. The sizzling and popping of things in fry oil is from water boiling away.
Same principle with pressure cookers and air fryers - cook it with a medium much much hotter than boiling water can
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