chips or freedom fries cheats method
Make and share this chips or freedom fries cheats method recipe from Food.com.
Make and share this chips or freedom fries cheats method recipe from Food.com.
From Ruth Van Waerebeek’s “Everybody Eats Well in Belgium Cookbook.” There are other good frites recipes on Recipezaar; I’m including Ruth’s for the sake of personal closure — I can’t NOT include her frites in my collection of her traditional Belgian recipes. What makes Ruth’s unique is her call for older, starchy potatoes. As she says: “Never make fries with new potatoes…. It is imperative to use a starchy older potato for making real Belgian fries…. All your efforts will be in vain as the young potatoes have not had time to develop sufficient starch.” She adds: “The size of the fries is a very personal matter. Experiment to find the size you like best.” Adjust the frying time according to the thickness you prefer.
In English, frieten are usually called “French fries” even though the Belgians state, that they originate from Belgium and there is nothing French about them.
Belgian fries are cooked twice for a soft middle and crisp outside and served with a mayo sauce called Andalouse, found online at allrecipes and the best fries I’ve ever made
A typical dish from Belgium, usually served in paper cones along with mussels. Adapted from About.com.
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