From finger-licking fried chicken to deep-fried treats inspired by summer fairs, cooking fried foods can leave a lot of oil behind once you’re finished in the kitchen. Before you toss that oil in the ...

Dispose of used cooking oil by sealing it in a disposable container and placing it in household garbage. Used cooking oil can be reused if filtered properly and stored in a food-safe container for up ...

Cooking oils are an essential ingredient in so many recipes and you'll find them in every home cook's pantry. Not only does oil evenly distribute heat, but it also adds flavor and prevents food from ...

Used cooking oil might not be glamorous, but it's a necessary by-product of preparing delicious food. If you want to make the crispiest fried eggs, crunchy fried chicken, or a proper Spanish tortilla, ...

You’ve just fried up a batch of something delicious. The kitchen smells amazing, your stomach is happy, and everything seems just right. Then you turn around and see it: the pan of used cooking oil, ...

When we cook with oil, butter or fatty foods such as ground beef or bacon, grease accumulates, which oftentimes leaves grease in the bottom of the pan. So, you may be questioning what you should do ...

Dear Mary: Is there any problem with disposing of cooking grease and oil down the kitchen drain, as long as one is careful to follow with very hot water? My wife and I are at odds on this and have ...

WASHINGTON — As you get ready to cook your Thanksgiving feast, WSSC Water is reminding homeowners how to properly dispose of cooking grease. Officials caution that pouring grease down a sink drain can ...