Yes, agreed, cannot dispute that. Thank you for pointing out.
But pardon my carelessness. I meant to describe how the temple was cooked- partially or totally immersed in oil. As in this case, it was lightly deep fried on low flame(temperature) and partially submerged in oil. Only high spots where it touched the pan were browned; even that, it is lightly.
If I had said ‘lightly deep fried’, then I would have killed two birds with one stone.
Yes, agreed, cannot dispute that. Thank you for pointing out.
But pardon my carelessness. I meant to describe how the temple was cooked- partially or totally immersed in oil. As in this case, it was lightly deep fried on low flame(temperature) and partially submerged in oil. Only high spots where it touched the pan were browned; even that, it is lightly.
If I had said ‘lightly deep fried’, then I would have killed two birds with one stone.