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How do you count Olive Oil when cooking?

easto_79
Posts: 102 Member
So I just heated some oil in a pan and tossed some green beans in, I was graving Chinese food and thought that was a healthy home made option that would taste almost as good and it did. Now do I track the whole amount of oil or do we expect that some would have cooked off?
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Oil doesn't 'cook off'.
Count it by the Tbs.
kind regards,
Ben0 -
Oil doesn't 'cook off'.
Count it by the Tbs.
kind regards,
Ben0 -
There's always that bit of oil left in the pan, but I could the whole amount I put in - as I figure that I'm probably under counting somewhere else.0
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I´m very simlpy counting the tbsp. that I put in.0
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