cooking oil
- noun
- /ˈkʊkɪŋ ɔɪl/
- Before frying the vegetables, make sure to add some cooking oil to the pan.
- cooking oil and food
And today's subject is cooking oils.
- And today's subject is cooking oils.
- So this time I sprayed the pan with cooking oil and I put a little bit of butter on the pan.
- Next question is how to treat cooking oil burn.
- They have kitchens and, you know, tales of people getting hot cooking oil poured Orem.
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So this time I sprayed the pan with cooking oil and I put a little bit of butter on the pan.
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To date, some 400,000 needy people have been given rice, beans, cooking oil, and iodized salt.
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Come on, this stuff looks like cooking oil.
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Also, why waste used cooking oil when it can be used for fuel?
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Get me a large bottle of cooking oil.
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The smell of street food and burnt cooking oil tickles my nose.
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Don't use plain vegetable or cooking oil as these will turn rancid.
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Consumer-grade turkey fryers use a substantial quantity of cooking oil at high temperatures and pose a significant danger.
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Daily necessities, such as sugar, tea, meat, soap, cooking oil, electricity, and, for some households, gasoline for a motorcycle, are also major expenditures.
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Soybeans are used for milk-substitute baby formula, livestock feed, newspaper ink, cooking oil, lubricants, and more.
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Synonyms
A liquid fat from plants used for cooking and salad dressings
An oil made from plants that you use for cooking
A light vegetable oil used for salad dressing and cooking
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Etymology
Cooking oil is a simple name: cooking shows it is for food and oil is the liquid pressed from plants or seeds that people pour into a pan to fry or cook. So, cooking oil means 'oil used to prepare and cook food'.