INSTRUCTION REF: IN123
ISSUE No. 3
DATE 17.08.15
Page 10 of 15
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Oil Foaming
Frying of food with excess
moisture
Remove excess moisture from food
before frying.
Oil Foaming
Heating oil too rapidly
Heat oil slowly
Oil Foaming
Detergent present after
cleaning
Fryer should be thoroughly rinsed
and dried before refilling
Oil Foaming
Brass or copper utensils
used
Contact between frying oil and
copper or brass should be avoided.
Oil Darkening
Low turnover of frying oil
Increase throughput of friend food
by examining menu.
Oil Darkening
High level of starch or sugar
in food
Particularly avoid potatoes high in
starch or sugar.
Oil Darkening
Frying oil contamination
Skim surface and filter or strain oil
regularly to remove food particles.
Oil Darkening
Frying of salted foods
Salt food after frying
Oil Darkening
Break down of frying oil
Drain fryer, clean down and refill
with fresh oil.
Oil Darkening
Overheating
Check accuracy of thermostat with
a thermometer. Fry as
recommended temps, reduce
temperature when idle.
Food absorbing
excess oil
Excess butter or
breadcrumbs on fried food
Avoid excessive use of butter or
breadcrumbs.
Food absorbing
excess oil
Continuous overloading of
fryer
Do not exceed food to oil ratio of 1
to 6 or refer to fryer manufacturers
instructions.
Food absorbing
Excess oil
Frying at too low a
temperature
Check accuracy of thermostat with
thermometer. Fry at recommended
temperatures.
Food absorbing
Excess oil
Breakdown of frying oil
Drain fryer, clean down and refill
with fresh oil.