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The chart below lists the best oils for specific uses. Type of Oil Browning, Searing, Pan-Frying Type of Oil Browning, Searing, Pan-Frying Sunflower Oil (high-oleic) Browning, Searing, Pan-Frying Sauteing, Sauces Canola Oil Browning, Searing, Pan-Frying Sauteing, Sauces Olive Oil Browning, Searing, Pan-Frying Sauteing, Sauces 8 more rows •
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Spirituality is a universal human experience that connects us to or brings us into greater harmony with the present moment, the self, nature, or the divine. Many find that spirituality is intricately associated with religion while others consider it a separate and broader concept associated with behavior, emotions, and philosophies that involve the search for transcendent meaning. Aromatic essences and incense (aromatic resins and gums, such as frankincense and balsam) have been used in spiritual pursuits for as long as we have a record of them. In ancient Egypt, large quantities of incense were burned every day in temples as an offering to the gods. The Bible contains many references to the burning of incense as an integral part of sacred ceremonies, and the precious aromatic botanicals frankincense and myrrh were offered to the Christ child by wise men. More than a dozen aromatic botanicals are referenced in the Old and New Testament books of the Bible, many of which are distilled into the essential oils we still use today: aloeswood, calamus, cassia, cinnamon, cistus, cypress, fir, frankincense, galbanum, hyssop, juniper, myrrh, myrtle, onycha, pine, saffron, sandalwood, and spikenard. Similarly, the ancient Romans, Greeks, Persians, Indians, and Chinese all used aromatic essences for a variety of purposes, including religious rituals. Some religions continue this practice of using aromatic botanicals during religious services in temples and household altars.
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