(あぶらき)

あぶらきり
noun
draining oil; oil draining rack
1. draining excess oil from fried foods
the process of removing excess oil from deep-fried or pan-fried foods
()(もの)油切(あぶらき)りをする。
Drain the oil from the fried food.
(てん)ぷらは油切(あぶらき)りをしっかりすると美味(おい)しい。
Tempura is delicious when you drain the oil properly.
油切(あぶらき)りが()りないと(あぶら)っぽくなる。
If you don't drain enough oil, it becomes greasy.
2. oil draining rack or paper
a rack, paper, or other tool used to drain oil from fried foods
油切(あぶらき)(よう)のペーパーを()く。
Lay out paper for draining oil.
油切(あぶらき)りバットに(なら)べる。
Arrange them on the oil draining tray.
油切(あぶらき)りには新聞紙(しんぶんし)使(つか)える。
You can also use newspaper for draining oil.

COOKING TECHNIQUE:
油切(あぶらき)り is essential for fried foods in Japanese cooking to achieve the desired crispy texture without excess grease.

METHODS:

  • (あみ)(うえ)()く - placing on a wire rack
  • 油切(あぶらき)りペーパーを()く - laying out oil-absorbing paper
  • ()てて()く - standing upright to let oil drip

COMMON ITEMS:

  • 油切(あぶらき)りバット - oil draining tray with rack
  • 油切(あぶらき)りペーパー - oil-absorbing paper
  • キッチンペーパー - kitchen paper towels

IMPORTANCE:

Proper 油切(あぶらき)り:

  • Keeps fried foods crispy
  • Reduces oiliness
  • Makes food lighter and more digestible

RELATED:

  • 水切(みずき)り - draining water
  • ()(もの) - fried foods
  • (てん)ぷら - tempura