If you hate deep frying | FeelGoodFoodie

[jaselegantmutiyaar]

Roast potatoes don’t need that much oil, if you’re going to use that much oil then you might as well fry them

[samahfatima]

This is exact definition of not frying them but definitely frying them 😂

[TheyThatWait]

I'm not afraid to deep fry food because I'm used to it now, but I'm pretty sure this method isn't so much about not "frying" the food, but "frying" them in the oven as opposed to on the stove, because some people are terrified of grease popping on their arms and on their faces.

[OfficialPotato]

If you hate deep frying, shallow fry.

[Cashious]

She meant as an alternative to fry, like if you don’t like dropping food into boiling oil on the stove, here’s a different way to get similar results.

[meeky]

The longer you cook them the more olive oil that soaks in. I recommend a thin layer of oil and cut the potatoes in half. Less time, less oil, more crisp

[Helgatwb]

That is MORE difficult than deep frying 😂😂

[Lucidity-np]

Are we just going to ignore the genius of peeling a potato the way she did 🤯

[AshleyOliviaDaCosta]

Omg the fork to peel them is genius. I’ve avoided them for years due to peeling phobia. 😂

[SilentArc]

If you’re looking for an alternative, then after you boil the potatoes, you can just shallow fry them in a pan. Doesn’t make sense to fry in the oven with that much oil either.

The Brits method of roasting potatoes in the oven is the best in my opinion and they do a light oil coat. That’s it

[chibigirl]

Shallow frying tends to absorb more oil, so make sure it's an oil you like the flavor of.

[Orlando]

What a great method! I’m always nervous to deep dry completely as I was badly burned once by it before, definitely going to try this 😁

[rudj.]

If you hate deep frying…

FO! 😂

I’d do it still

[zukzworld]

What an idea! 💡
I generally coat with oil and then air fry them, comes out pretty crispy. 😋

[tedgreensmith]

These are pretty much English roasted potatoes 😊 yum! Also add a bit of corn starch after parboiling and give them a bloody good shake in the pot so they get fluffy before adding to the oil

[RatQualia]

It’s for people who are scared of frying. For those who are saying why not just fry them, , I have friends who have never really cooked in their life and now as adults would love this kind of idea. Deep frying can be terrifying if you don’t know what you’re doing. I have always deep fried and cooked for my friends since I was 16 lol but I would absolutely do this easier version of it was just for myself :)

[Krikkette]

I... LOVE YOU FOR THIS!🙌🙌🙌 😍🥰🤗 I'm cooking all my fried foods like this from now on, can't wait to try this with chicken.

[Clenzey-frim]

thank you so much for this, I love finding alternative, less scary ways to cook since I was burned a few months ago. I used to adore cooking, but since I was burned by grease that caught fire, I’ve been way too fearful to cook with anything that requires oil. So, thank you. Genuinely. I hope one day I can get my passion for cooking back with tips like these.

[pistol]

Up this recipe by using beef tallow. I do something like this for Christmas dinner and it's always a favorite.

[diminarchy]

I put a sheet pan/foil on top so the oil doesn't splatter in my oven and burn