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SESAMUM-SEED OIL Sesamum-seed has the strongest and most delicious oil of any seed. A few drops of this oil will improve a dish greatly. (a) Roast the seeds in a dry pan with a low fire till they turn brown. (b) Grind them with a stone grinder, and collect in a pan. (c) Take off the oil on top. This is sesamum-seed oil. |
PEANUT OIL Instead of using butter, the Chinese use peanut oil. Therefore in this book the word "oil" means peanut oil unless otherwise stated. Peanut oil is made as follows: (a) Skin the peanuts. (b) Fry them. Turn frequently until they are yellow. (c) Place them in a hollowed block of thick wood which has a hole in one end. There are smaller holes through which the oil comes when the peanuts are crushed by a stick of wood in the large hole. |