HOW TO FRY FROZEN FRENCH FRIES TO CRISPY GOODNESS!!! 🍟

This is a video on how to cook French Fries done on the inside and crispy on the outside. How to fry frozen french fries. It’s not rocket science, but there is a special technique! Also this will teach you the best way how to cook store bought fries.
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[aabbcccdeejjkkk]

Thanks ! I search this up because i dont wanna burn my kitchen down

[eydbogw]

Thanks for the advice! I definitely hear you on the soggy oven version. I'm tired of "heathly" soft oven fries. They can suck it! Why waste time preheating the oven and then baking for 25 min when you can do this in less than half the time? Plus, the boost in flavor from the oil and the crispy consistency will make this a winner every time. Going downstairs right now to give my frozen fries the hot oily bath they deserve. Thanks again! 🍟

[fgiwhrz]

Currently watching this video at 1:36am in the morning desperately craving french fries haha - I’m definitely gonna try this out tomorrow thank you so much for the video 🥰

[uncleiroh]

It’s so embarrassing that I had to look up how to do this since I was never taught and basically living off of TV dinners growing up, only just so recently have I gotten a place of my own and went out shopping for food only to come home but not know how to cook. But I gave this a try not too long ago and got my fries exactly the way I wanted them, I appreciate it so much!!

[BRITTWOODNESHIE]

I tried this out and the French fries came out so good and crunchy. They weren't burnt or hard or mushy at all. The french fries came out exactly how you said they would.

[messupd]

Ma'am thank you very much, my mother never taught me how to cook so this is very helpful :) love from indonesia

[AC-nxqr]

Out of all the tutorial videos about how to fry french fries the right way, this video helped me make the best one.

[TryTry-dkqn]

Made frozen fries today, and messed up everything from crispy to inside crunch and now watching this video to not mess up again.

Few rookie mistakes:
- DON'T Take more oil than required
- Fry fries in batches
- First deep fry them for inside and second fry them for golden brown outside
- At first boil oil at 3 mins at high flame then shift to medium flame for a min and then deep fry your fries 🍟


DON'T MESS UP LIKE ME😅

[sensei]

Thanks! Btw ur video reached to me in the middle east+ i dont want to burn my kitchen

[ked]

Thank you for this! The fries tasted really good and they were so crispy! It's my first time cooking this, so it really turned out well

[anothername]

This honestly makes sense. Approach them like French fries, just basically frozen and pre-cut. I’m going to try this, thanks for the video!

[bignetria]

Your advice worked PERFECTLY my fries came out BEAUTIFUL AND GOOD

[JoshCantRelate]

You really can find anything on youtube. Tyvm 🙏

[marquisdawson]

Thank you! Nice simple and your voice hella satisfying

[beans]

THANKK YOUUU im a kid and this is my first dish i ever cooked

[phoenixrising]

Sometimes I just like to rewatch cooking videos to catch up on new tips and tricks to cooking my favorite foods. Thanks so much.

[jarvisstevenson]

Should I defrost the fries first or is it ok to put them in actually frozen?

[alexismasson]

Perfect. I was so scared of putting frozen fries into oil. Thank you!

[alienpimp.]

God bless you lady, i just made best french fries ever !

[nathalie]

Hey, I'd really recommend using a metal or wooden utensil when working with hot oil. Even if the spatula isn't visibly melting, it can still release toxins and microplastic.