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How To Make French Fries

So, you want to learn how to make perfect French Fries? With this easy technique you will rival the best fries around.

how to make french friesAlthough in our country we call them “chips” they are one and the same thing. While they are also not the healthiest food choice, they are indeed scrumptious to eat, especially along with your hamburger.

Chips are generally a bit thicker than fries, so make sure you slice your potatoes thin for the right effect.

Choose 2 long potatoes per person
Peel and rinse.
Slice the potatoes into discs along their length.
Slice each disc into “fingers”
Place all your fries into a bowl of iced water for about 20 minutes.

In the meantime heat your oil in a large pot and prepare your drainage plate.

When the fries come out of the oil you will need to let them drain for a short time before eating. To do this line a colander with waxed paper that you have scrumpled then straightened.

Test that your oil is hot by putting one fry into the oil. If it begins to bubble immediately then it is ready.

Drain all the chips from the water and pat dry. Use a sieved spoon to put them in the oil.

Allow to cook for about 15 – 20 minutes until crispy. Use your slotted spoon to put the fries into the drainage colander.

Serve with ketchup! Yum!

And that’s how easy it is to learn to make French fries. Just remember that the oil should not be used more than once, and needs to be disposed of safely.

 

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Updated: October 18, 2013 — 1:39 pm

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