Melt Shortening for Onion Rings

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Summary: Learn how to melt shortening for fried onion rings with expert cooking tips in this free video recipe clip.

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Matt Senatore Matt Senatore has cooked for established recording artists and caters private parties. He is also an Award-winning record producer. read more

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Melt Shortening for Onion Rings

Hi! This is Matt on behalf of Expert Village and today I am going to show you how to make my homemade onion rings and homemade dipping sauce. There is another way to prepare onion rings and they are in the refrigerator so the coating will set. Let's melt some shortening in our pan. Okay so let's turn our stove on to medium and the reason we turn it to medium is because we don't want it too high and the shortening get too hot because we need to cook each ring about six minutes. So let's put some shortening in the pan. We want to put just enough in; put about an inch of fat in the actual pan so that we can put our rings in. Okay we'll see how this does and if we need a little more, we will add a little more. Just let that melt nicely and make sure all these chunks are gone. We want to make sure that the shortening is hot enough so that when we actually put our onion rings in, they cook. We don't want them to just get drenched with oil. So let's just wait a while and make sure that it heats up really nice.