الأحد، 27 يوليو 2014

Stir-Frying: 3 Reasons Why It Goes With Italian Olive Oil

By Jennifer Marie Anderson


It's important to understand that certain cooking oils seem to work better than others. For this reason alone, I believe that it is more than worth noting the importance of Italian olive oil and I am sure that others will be able to say the same. This type of oil has a tremendous amount of monounsaturated - or "good" - fat to consider, after all. It's because of this reason that I do not think this oil would be too out of place when it comes to the culinary method known as stir-frying.

For those who do not know, stir-frying is a culinary process that entails the preparation of meat and vegetables while being stirred. High levels of heat are required, according to companies like Unaprol, and certain cooking oils are needed for this purpose. For many, Italian olive oil is the type to go with but what are the reasons behind this? Are there certain benefits that come from stir-frying your meals? If you want to go about this method more than any other, here is a list of 3 benefits to consider.

Keep in mind that stir-fry dishes are, by and large, very much vegetable-focused. What this means is that you will be able to attain the best nutrients imaginable, making certain that they are taken into the body with the idea of health intact. For example, if you incorporate more in the way of carrots, your stir-fry dishes have a tremendous amount of vitamin A added. The more solid vegetables that you have, the likelier it is that your culinary efforts will prove to be healthy.

You have control over the proteins that you incorporate. The best stir-fry dishes are those that, in some form or another, have meat and it's best to go with the leanest types for the purpose of health. For example, if you are looking to reduce the amount of saturated fat on your end, fish or skinless chicken may be the better alternatives to look to. Not only are they rich in protein but you will not take in nearly as much fat when you don't have to.

If you are looking to inject more in the way of carbohydrates, you shouldn't have a problem. The reason for this is because most stir-fry dishes have some form of rice in them, which is great for those who are looking to increase their levels of carb intake in the long run. In order to attain the best results, however, I think that it's important to note brown rice more than anything else. Regardless of what your preferences are, you are not without carbs while stir-frying.




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