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Hey there! If you’re looking to fry up some delicious Japanese dishes, then you’ll need the right oil. From tempura to teriyaki, there’s a variety of oils that can be used for frying in Japanese cuisine. Let’s take a look at some of the most popular options and how they can help make your cooking experience even better!
What Oil Do Japanese Use For Frying? [Solved]
Well, peanut oil’s great, but if you want that authentic flavor, mix in some Chinese or Japanese sesame oil - at least 10%. Tempura oil from Japan? Yeah, it’s pricey and not really necessary.
Japanese people love to fry up all kinds of delicious dishes with oil. Whether it’s tempura, karaage, or tonkatsu, they know how to make it taste great! Plus, the smell of frying oil is so comforting and nostalgic. Yum!
