Originally Posted by amoghchaphalkar
(Post 4471422)
Groundnut / Peanut Oil or Coconut Oil |
Originally Posted by The Flash
(Post 4473308)
Peanut oil is good in monounsaturated fats which means 'good fat'. You can also use peanut oil for normal cooking. Don't worry it won't smell or taste of peanuts. |
Originally Posted by GTO
(Post 4504288)
You guys will be happy to know that Khichdi Restaurant sells natural peanut oil for ~300 bucks a liter. Just saw the bottles yesterday. |
Originally Posted by GTO
(Post 4470534)
Guys, simple question = what oil to use for cooking at home? |
Originally Posted by Nav-i-gator
(Post 4471661)
For the past year and a half, we have moved from sunflower oil to rice bran oil and now to Canola oil. On taste front, we do not find any difference in normal cooking. Ghee is used as an additive (smeared on roti or for Tadka). Canola Oil is good for deep frying or cooking with higher amount of oil, for it's low viscosity and high smoke point. It feels less loaded too in high carb foods. Guess, I would be staying with it for some time. |
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Originally Posted by GTO
(Post 4492904)
What a coincidence. On a recent road-trip, I spotted this outside Purohit Thali, Deolali. Claims that his oil is 100% natural with zero additives. |
Originally Posted by pedrolourenco
(Post 4516810)
We generally have a lot of cocunuts which go dry. We extract the oil and use it. I have carried sunflower and soyabean oil from Argentina and Brasil on chemical tankers. .. you should know that the previous cargo in the tank was most probably Petrol or Diesel. |
Originally Posted by condor
(Post 4516813)
Interesting tid-bit about the cargo. How do you extract the oil from the coconuts ? |
Originally Posted by GTO
(Post 4492904)
What a coincidence. On a recent road-trip, I spotted this outside Purohit Thali, Deolali. Claims that his oil is 100% natural with zero additives. He's going to be putting these up on Amazon soon. Phone number at the bottom in case you are interested. He will ship. We bought 3 bottles as refined oil has become a bad word in our house (thanks to the advice on this thread :thumbs up). |
Originally Posted by condor
(Post 4677882)
Any info on a good oil extracting machine for home? |
Originally Posted by TROOPER
(Post 4679702)
Currently we are using Cold Pressed Groundnut Oil by Puvi for the past one year and its pretty excellent. Cholesterol figures of three members aged 56, 62 & 76 of my family are decent. https://www.amazon.in/Pressed-Ground...RKGVYXI&sr=8-5 |
Originally Posted by TROOPER
(Post 4679702)
Currently we are using Cold Pressed Groundnut Oil by Puvi for the past one year and its pretty excellent. Cholesterol figures of three members aged 56, 62 & 76 of my family are decent. https://www.amazon.in/Pressed-Ground...RKGVYXI&sr=8-5 We are Mangloreans, but still my Mom doesn't seem interested in using Cold Pressed Coconut oil. Says we aren't used to the taste. lol: I sometimes use this one while cooking by myself. https://www.amazon.in/Max-Care-Press...pr%2Caps%2C338 |
Originally Posted by kavensri
(Post 4730000)
I am seriously planning to start using code pressed oil. Since you have been using this brand and there are lot of brands available in the market, I want to know your opinion on how to find the genuine one? If you can tell me, how you finalized on this brand, that would be helpful. Thanks. |
Originally Posted by DCEite
(Post 4730014)
Are cold pressed oils good for Indian style of cooking ? I read somewhere, not sure where, that cold pressed oils have lower smoke points compared to refined oils, and hence not suitable for indian style of cooking. |
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