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Frying is a cooking theme that aims to cook the exterior crisp while keeping the interior texture appropriate to the ingredient. It is useful for building a meal around a single crispy dish, offering a wide range from thin vegetable slices to seafood, meat, and tofu with different moisture and thickness. A good fry starts with the size and moisture state of the ingredients. If the surface is wet or the pieces vary a lot in thickness, the batter may lift or the cooking time may vary, so drying moisture and trimming ingredients to similar sizes is more stable. Conversely, if you want a brothy dish or a moist braise, frying may not be the best main cooking method for the meal. Crispiness right after frying is important, so it’s easier to choose a menu by grouping ingredients that cook in similar times rather than preparing many different kinds at once. A lighter soy sauce, salt, and tangy accompaniments can balance the oily feel.