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2 years ago

What happens if food items with excessive moisture are placed directly into hot shortening?

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Olenka [21]2 years ago

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The excess moisture ( water) in the food items boils up immediately and busts both shortening and water around.

<h3>Reaction between hot shortening and water</h3>

Shortening are known to be fats at room temperature and are usually used in the baking of cakes and bread.

When placed in the temperature that is high, it melts to become liquid.

When you pour a food item that contains excess moisture on hot shortening, the water comes in contact with a higher temperature than the shortening's boiling temperature, so the water starts boiling immediately, and busts both shortening and water around.

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