How much oil is required for this pot?
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I bought a 35 lb. box of Peanut Oil at Costco and it was enough to cook a 16 lb. turkey. The easiest way to measure where you want the oil level is to put the un-packaged turkey in the pot and add water to just over the top of the turkey. Remove the turkey and mark the side of the pot where the water level is. (I just scratched the inside of the pot with my pocket knife.) This will tell you how much oil you'll need to add.
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I used approximately 2.5 gallons on a 14.5 lbs turkey. Every turkey will be different. You have to put the unwrapped turkey in the pot and fill with water until the turkey is completely covered. Remove the turkey and mark the water line on the pot. That is how much oil will be required to fry that specific turkey.
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The amount of oil will depend on the size of the turkey. Usually 3-4 gallons of oil.
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The smallest pot size recommended is 4" in diameter Maximum pot size recommended is 10.5" in diameter If cooking with oil, the minimum pot size recommended is 8.5"
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Around three cups of oil. this little deep fryer makes great fries, I love this deep fryer
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Only use it with a few drops of oil. 4-8 max. It will go almost a full workday.
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Used +/- 12 Liter/KG soup pot, great tool. Big party easy life. As an overseas buyer perfect and wise money spend (freight)
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To be absolutely safe we never use more than 8 quarts (produce/meats + liquid) when used as a pressure cooker. As a pressure fryer, it'll take 3.5 quarts of oil/shortning/lard and a large cut-up frying chicken.
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This engine takes 28 OZ (ounces) you will have 4 oz left out of a full quart bottle. I use 10w-30 Maxlife or any other high quality oil. I hope yours works better than mine did.
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I cannot answer the question as my pot was damaged on arrival and I never got to use it--sent it back
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The capacity listed on the pot is 7.5 L or 7.9 Quarts. You can only fill to 2/3 capacity to allow proper functioning but we have never filled it more than 1/2 full.
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Just worked it out , you will need 3,( 48 oz oil recipe yields 70.94oz) , you can recalculate to make sure its ok .
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Hello William, this fryer takes just shy of 2 1/4 quarts of oil. I'm assuming that you are asking about oil, so I hope this helps.
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Approximately 16 oz of oil and 3 oz for vinegar. We are a family of 5 and we love it. Not too small or too big.
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The inner pot is removeable for cleaning, but sorry, I dont know how many watts.
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I don't measure the amount of oil. I put a little on either side of the spinning blades. I would guesstimate about 2 TBs. Make sure you turn the machine off as soon as the poppings starts and then move the pan/cover away from the heating elements.
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Big enough.. If you need a bigger pot you're gonna have to build a fire.. I cook 5 lb pot roasts in mine and still have plenty of room for vegetables
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No oil needed. Just run it. When finished, make sure you let all of the air escape the top tank, and leave open the valve in the bottom tank so the moisture can drain.
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A stockpot is the same thing as a dutch oven, the pot is just called by different names depending on the manufacturer. Both come in different sizes, from about 4 quarts to 8 quarts ...Enjoy the Scanpan. I use both Scanpan and Swiss Diamond. They are both the very top of the line for "nonstick" cookware. And yes, there is a caveat there. lol