1.French fries
2.Luxurious Mashed potatoes
3.Shredded hash browns
4.Easy Oven Roasted potatoes
5.Home fries
6.Home fries (quicker version)
7.Garlic Parmesan potatoes
2.Luxurious Mashed potatoes
3.Shredded hash browns
4.Easy Oven Roasted potatoes
5.Home fries
6.Home fries (quicker version)
7.Garlic Parmesan potatoes
French fries
Start by peeling and slicing russet potatoes. You can cut them in pretty much any shape you want.
As you’re cutting them, place into a bowl of cold water. Give these a rinse or 2 to get off the excess starch.
Start by peeling and slicing russet potatoes. You can cut them in pretty much any shape you want.
As you’re cutting them, place into a bowl of cold water. Give these a rinse or 2 to get off the excess starch.
Add to a pot with cold water, salt and a splash of white vinegar, then bring to a boil. The vinegar will help prevent the potatoes from falling apart.
You want to boil them until they’re soft, but not completely cooked, otherwise they will really fall apart.
You want to boil them until they’re soft, but not completely cooked, otherwise they will really fall apart.
I used a medium sized cut, and boiled them for about 5-6 minutes.
The next and arguably most important step is to drain the water and let them cool completely. A steel wire rack is perfect for this.
The cold potato hitting hot oil will give them that crispy & crunchy texture.
The next and arguably most important step is to drain the water and let them cool completely. A steel wire rack is perfect for this.
The cold potato hitting hot oil will give them that crispy & crunchy texture.
When they are completely cool, it’s time to fry. I’m using duck fat but beef tallow is another great option. The animal fats will give them a nice savory flavor.
Heat your oil to about 350-375 degrees, then add the fries. Be careful not to overcrowd the oil, otherwise it will cool it down too much. Fry in batches if necessary.
Start by peeling your russet potatoes and slicing them into even sized chunks. Rinse them with cold water, then add them to a pot of salted cold water.
Bring to a boil and boil them until they are fully cooked; don’t worry about over cooking them. Drain the water out, then add them back to the pot.
When all the butter is melted in, you can add a splash of steamed milk or half & half. I typically use 1/4 cup of whole milk for 3 pounds of potatoes. Stir well.
Season with salt and pepper to taste, and you’re done! For added points, you can also add some roasted garlic😏
Season with salt and pepper to taste, and you’re done! For added points, you can also add some roasted garlic😏
Add the shredded potatoes to a bowl of cold water and agitate with your hands to get rid of the excess starch. Then ring out well with a kitchen towel, until there is no liquid left.
I typically like to use a ceramic pan for this because it is non stick, but other pans will work as well. You can also microwave the potatoes for a couple minutes to speed up the process if you’d like, but definitely not necessary.
You can use any fat here, but I prefer either beef tallow, lard, or a butter & avocado oil mixture.
Heat the pan with your choice of fat over medium high heat, then add the shredded potatoes and season them. Flatten them down so it is one large circle.
Heat the pan with your choice of fat over medium high heat, then add the shredded potatoes and season them. Flatten them down so it is one large circle.
Cook until golden brown, should be about 5-6 minutes, but keep checking. Flip the entire thing, and cook for another 5-6 minutes or until golden crispy.
If parboiling, add a splash of white vinegar and (optional) seasonings. I like to use bay lead, smoked paprika, salt & cumin. Let cool completely before cooking.
Either way, take your chilled cubed potatoes, and add them to a hot pan with your fat of choice (i use beef tallow).
Either way, take your chilled cubed potatoes, and add them to a hot pan with your fat of choice (i use beef tallow).
Shallow fry them and continue mixing & flipping until they are golden and crispy.
These are great because of the crispy outside but fluffy inside.
These are great because of the crispy outside but fluffy inside.
Melt about a half of a stick of butter, then add a few cloves of minced garlic, chopped parsley, a sprinkle of oregano, salt and pepper (you can add some grated parmesan here too).
Place your potatoes on a parchment lined baking sheet, then use a brush to cover the potatoes in your garlic butter mixture on all sides (make sure not to use all the butter here).
Roast for 20 minutes at 400 degrees, remove and brush more of your butter mixture on them. Roast for another 20 minutes.
Add some fresh parsley and grated parmesan and enjoy!
Add some fresh parsley and grated parmesan and enjoy!
As a bonus, check out my brother @Bradjoy_ roast potatoes!
I hope you all enjoy!
Be sure to leave any questions in the comments!
Be sure to leave any questions in the comments!
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