Oven Fries — CRISPIER Than Deep-Fried
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This video demonstrates a recipe for oven-roasted fries that are boiled first to achieve a fluffy interior and crispy exterior, then seasoned and baked at high heat. The resulting fries are crunchy and stay hot longer than fried potatoes.
From the video
Answers: How do you make crispy oven fries that taste deep-fried?
- Oven fries recipe
- Boiling potatoes before roasting
- Cutting potatoes into wedges
- Roasting fries in olive oil
- Seasoning and garnishing oven fries
Ingredients
- 4 large russet potatoes
- olive oil
- coarse salt
- garlic powder
- pepper
- cilantro
- parmesan
What it concludes
- Boiling potato wedges before roasting creates a fluffy interior and an exterior that becomes extremely crispy when baked in fat.
- Biling potatoes for an extended time until they are nearly falling apart is the secret to great British-style roasty fries.
- Coating the potatoes in oil on the pan before baking ensures all sides are well-coated.
- Oven fries stay hot and crunchy for a surprisingly long time compared to traditional fried potatoes.
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