Jay Johengen
Altamahaw-Ossipee, Caroline du Nord, États-Unis
>>>Define 'crispy'. Do you want them to snap when bent like crispy bacon? How crisp is crispy?
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>>The discussion started, really, with McDonald's "fries" always being "crispy", so use those as your guide.
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>But their fries are frozen. Not a good comparison. I have made crispy fresh fries, but the oil had to be pretty hot to start with and could not put many fries in at a time or it cools the oil down.
That's what started the whole discussion.. after "crispy" was mentioned I countered with 'crispy isn't the natural state of FRESH French fries (and the others said it was).
I make 1 potato's worth of fries in a batch, with oil near smoking.
Last night I tried the drying them off trick and it made a big difference in the cooking time (much shorter) but not a whit crispier.
I will be trying the double-cooking method some time in the future.
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