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Cooking Oil Selection PDF
Cooking Oil Selection PDF
Smoke point: Temp at which oil starts breaking (Oil with Low Smoke points are used for dressing purpose)
It's believed that the consumption of high amounts of omega-6 fats in comparison to omega-3s can encourage
inflammation in the body
Canola 62 31 7 204 Good for heart Use canola oil for sautéing, roasting,
Extremely versatile baking and making salad dressings. If you
Omega-6 to Omega-3= 2:1 want to enjoy the heart-healthy benefits of
olive oil but find its flavor too strong, try
using a 1:1 ratio of canola and extra-virgin
olive oil when making salad dressing.
Olive oil 77 9 14 243 high smoke point lacks both the flavor and health better choice for high-heat cooking or for use
Light benefits of virgin and extra in baked goods when you don't want a strong
virgin olive-oil flavor
Olive oil 198 milder flavor Use in medium-heat sautéing and pan-frying.
virgin
Olive oil 190 strongest, fruitiest, and low smoke point dressings, dips, and garnishes to allow the
Extra arguably most pleasant flavor robust flavor to shine. It's also a fine choice for
virgin sautéing.
walnut 23 63 9 85 one of the few plant oils that low smoke point- not good for best for dressing
oil will give you a healthy cooking
omega-6 to omega-3 ratio.
rice 260 good for heart, vitamins E, slightly more calorie great choice for high-heat cooking such as stir-
bran oil high smoke point frying, broiling, and grilling.
Coconut 6 2 92 180 good for frying with coconut too high saturated fat
Oil flavour
flaxseed 65 28 7 Excellent source of alpha- low smoke point only for dressing
oil linolenic acid,a form of
omega-3.