by DwarfClown on August 3rd, 2009

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What should one do when getting burned with oil during cooking? It happened to me yesterday--ouch!

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by Helen of Toys on August 5th, 2009
FIRST do NOT do it again!..........

B) you should have put ice and cold water on it...but as it is too late and you are not going to do it again this advice is redundant.

iii) Aloe Vera
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- Thank you, Mommy!
  
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by Marguerite on August 4th, 2009
No, I use Pam Cooking Spray. Change to that so you won't get burned.
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- You cannot fry with cooking spray. But I do use that on occasion.
  
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  by DwarfClown on August 4th, 2009
- What are you cooking, by the way? I know you are a great cook.
  
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  by Marguerite on August 4th, 2009
- I was making empanadas (with shredded chicken with taco seasoning). I could bake them, but we never do them that way.
  
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  by DwarfClown on August 4th, 2009
- Yum! That sounds delicious. Empanadas do require oil. I cook mine in the oven filled with apples or pumpkin.
  
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  by Marguerite on August 4th, 2009
- I've been cooking for years, and it was the first time this has happened to me.
  
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  by DwarfClown on August 4th, 2009
- Wonder what happened?
  
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  by Marguerite on August 4th, 2009
- Well, it fell off my fork as I was flipping it...and it splattered!
  
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  by DwarfClown on August 4th, 2009
- Hope you have something to put on it. I got burned one time, but not with fire. It was peeling lots of jalapeno peppers. I had to go out and get some ointment because my hands felt like they were literally on fire.
  
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  by Marguerite on August 4th, 2009
- I've been putting aloe vera on it...it soothed it right away. But I hope I don't end up with scars.
  
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by -NUNYA-- on August 3rd, 2009
You need to run it under cold water. Put ice in a zippy bag and let it set on the burned area. Use an Aloe Vera Gel that is sold in stores to take the sting out. Also there is an Aloe Vera Plant that can be used. +5 Hope it gets better! OUCH is right D.C.!!!
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- Thanks! I did use aloe vera for after sunbathing, once I stopped crying from the pain! :-) Thanks, Nunya!!
  
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by DukeG on August 5th, 2009
Cool it down as fast as possible. Cold water works best. If the skin is burned away see a Dr, you could get a nasty infection.
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- So far it hasn't happened (burned away part). Thanks, Duke.
  
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