Used cooking oil might not be glamorous, but it's a necessary by-product of preparing delicious food. If you want to make the crispiest fried eggs, crunchy fried chicken, or a proper Spanish tortilla, ...

The only way you can recycle cooking oil is to take it to the proper facility. Oil is not good for composting. It is also a ...

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Cooking oils are an essential ingredient in so many recipes and you'll find them in every home cook's pantry. Not only does oil evenly distribute heat, but it also adds flavor and prevents food from ...

From finger-licking fried chicken to deep-fried treats inspired by summer fairs, cooking fried foods can leave a lot of oil behind once you’re finished in the kitchen. Before you toss that oil in the ...

The ideal way to discard your old oils, White says, isn’t yet available to most people, and that’s curbside oil pickup and recycling. Instead of going to a landfill, your used cooking oil could be ...

“I normally drain the oil back into the container it came from, seal it, and throw it away,” explains updates writer Abigail Bailey. Once the oil is cool enough to handle, she pours it into a bottle ...

There is no getting around it: The largest chapter in a catalog of favorite Southern foods would undoubtedly be fried foods. There is fried chicken, fried okra, fried catfish, fried pork chops... the ...