Posted by admin on 4th February 2012

French Fries – How to Make Crispy French Fries

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  1. aNdYmAtTeR says:

    @darioteich
    “May be, but remember the water content of a potato is about 70-80%.”

    Say whaaaa? Was that a response to me? :)

  2. darioteich says:

    @aNdYmAtTeR
    May be, but remember the water content of a potato is about 70-80%.

  3. SuperAlecv says:

    French fries were actually invented in beluim.

  4. aNdYmAtTeR says:

    @PredLiveStream
    “WHY DO I WATCH THESE VIDEOS WHEN I’M HUNGRY?”

    BECAUSE THEY ARE BORING WHEN YOU ARE NOT HUNGRY! :)
    Exept chef John is kind of a funny guy whether you’re hungry or not.

  5. aNdYmAtTeR says:

    All the nutrition is in the skin of the potato, the rest is just starch. Starch is a form of carbohydrate which chemically is a form of sugar. Carbohydrate are used by the body to store energy as fat. So it’s kind of counter intuitive :)

    The green colors is something that comes when the potato is exposed to light and it’s chlorophyll and a part of photosynthesis and it’s not harmful. HOWEVER it’s always followed by an increase in the levels of solanine WHICH IS TOXIC. Google “green potatoes”!

  6. Itachi4real says:

    is it ok to eat the skin of the potatoes? Or only with this type of potatoe, because i have some potatoes who have a little bit greenish skin inside…

  7. AWickedMind says:

    This twice-fry thing? It totally works, you guys. I just made them and they turned out pretty much perfect.

    One note of caution: after the first fry these things are like boiled potato sticks. They’re extremely delicate and liable to crumble/break if you aren’t super delicate with them, and they’re also very sticky – don’t lay them on paper towels. Put them on a cookie rack or the like and dab them dry.

  8. LesnarNextBigThingF5 says:

    @starrysmile1 LMAO

  9. MrStaleningrad says:

    @dannyboy12357

    Relax, mate.

  10. dannyboy12357 says:

    you don’t recommend this because i can’t cut fries evenly…doesn’t take wolfgang puck to make these condescending prick.

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  12. monmarcellina says:

    don’t you just peel it first?

  13. starrysmile1 says:

    umm… did any one notice how he said “ POTATA”
    LOL

  14. Needachef says:

    love this, chef John
    

  15. EmericanGangstarr says:

    @Raghav95S NO! The skins make them sooo much better.

  16. Raghav95S says:

    peel the potatoes first!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  17. hellomotor64 says:

    why dont you want us to make these??

  18. hellomotor64 says:

    foodwishes why don’t you want us to do this????

  19. AmTheHLU says:

    F-R-I-E-S

  20. melodegraw says:

    lol

  21. charlie93940 says:

    Its wierd how i ended up here from how to make homemade french fries ghetto

  22. froghugger217 says:

    I followed your directions and they turned out amazing!! thank you!!!

  23. gangstervural says:

    666 videos o_O

  24. hotyu3456 says:

    I had to watch this video twice because the first time I watched I could not stop laughing. XD

  25. abc114able says:

    @makeup908 Yeah. And what I like to do is drizzle a little bit of peanut oil on the pan before putting the fries on it and then drizzle some more on top. Not too much though, just a light drizzle. I typically try to make it really crispy by setting it at 400-500 degrees. They brown and get nice and crispy.

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