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My friends, I am here today to blow your ever-living, ever-loving mind. I have stumbled upon this method of making french fries on the stove that is complete and utter genius. It's pretty well-known that I am not a big fryer, as frying times and oil temperatures {and boiling hot oil spatters...ouch} basically baffle me. But this technique is so easy and almost impossible to mess up, and it yields fries that are perfectly fluffy and tender on the inside, while being crisp and crunchy on the outside. You ready for this? You dump your fries in cold oil. Nope, that's not a typo. COLD oil. Here, let me explain.

You know how they say the secret to really great fries is the fact that you have to fry them twice? You're supposed to fry them at a lower temperature first, to cook the actual potato, and then again, in really hot oil, to crisp them up. Well, I'm here to tell you that you can do that in one pan, with a single cooking process, by starting off with cold oil. The genius to this method is that as the oil slowly heats up, the potatoes cook all the way through. Then, by the time the oil is boiling hot and spattering, the inside of the potatoes is cooked, so they are ready to be crisped up. So easy! So good! Who needs fast food french fries, anyways?

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I have always been a big fan of baked fries, and my mom makes some roasted fries like you wouldn't believe...but sometimes, you need a good, old fashioned french fry, and this is basically the best recipe ever. The only downside is that you are a bit limited by the size of your pan, and since these take a good 15-20 minutes to cook, making batch after batch isn't really ideal. But if you're willing to have multiple pans going at once... then totally go for it. These fries are worth it!

4.8 from 20 reviews the perfect stovetop french fries Save Print Prep time 10 mins Cook time 20 mins Total time 30 mins Author: Valentina | The Baking Fairy Recipe type: Vegetarian Serves: 2-3 Ingredients 2-3 potatoes 1 cup vegetable oil salt and pepper, to taste Instructions Wash and peel your potatoes, and cut into french fries. Place the fries into a cast iron skillet, making sure that they are in a single layer and not overlapping, and pour just enough oil to almost cover them completely {it may or may not be the whole cup, just go with the visual}. Turn heat onto medium-low, and let the potatoes cook for 15-20 minutes, stirring occasionally to keep them from sticking together. The fries are ready when they are golden brown and crisp on the outside. Remove the fries from the oil, and place on a paper towel to absorb excess oil. Toss with salt and pepper, or any other desired seasonings, and serve immediately. 3.3.3077

Medium low didn't seem to work for me. I have an electric stove and cooked on medium for about 15 minutes and then medium high for about 5 minutes to get the outside crispy. They were the best fries I have ever cooked. Crispy but not hard and the insides were soft and fluffy.

I tried it with my cast iron pan and peanut oil on an electric stove. They turned out ok, not oily like I expected. After 20 minutes, the fries were not brown so I started turning up my stove in 10 minute increments until at the end I was on medium. After about 40-45 minutes total, they were finally brown.

Hi Eve! I am not sure honestly! These always work out for me. If the fries are coming out soggy, they may need to be cooked a bit longer? I would also make sure the fries are cut thin to medium sized so that they are not taking too long to cook. Hope that helps!

Thank you for posting this recipe. This is the way my mom always made french fries. I was telling my husband how easy she always made it seem super easy, just cooking it up in a pan, with no preheating or pre-cooking. My husband and I have bought deep fryers and fry pots only to end up giving them away after a few uses due to the mess and stress they entail. But reminiscing this morning about my mom's fries inspired me to google pan fries and I found this genius recipe that also confirms my memories! We will be making a batch later today and I already know they will be delicious !

I was craving french fries but I can't afford to go out for fast food anymore because my budget is really stretched thin. I didn't have a deep fryer so I typed in stovetop french fries and this was the first hit on the search results. This recipe is really simple and worked so well. I can't taste really any difference from what I would have otherwise expected from fries at a restaurant. Thanks for the recipe. It's so easy, I'll remember this one and use it again and again!

If for whatever reason you do not consume dairy, I bet you have searched around for plant-based cheeses that have that similar delicious flavor. In my opinion, cashew-based cheeses are the best option, not only are they delicious but they deliver loads of healthy nutrients. Check out this easy plant-based cheese recipe that you can use on potato wedges or french fries, nachos, sandwiches or any dish you wish.

I was a huge fan of frozen seasoned french fries until I looked at the back of the bag one day and saw the ingredients. So many of the fries from these popular brands are coated in flour or cornstarch with seasonings that have surprising, unnecessary ingredients that can seriously affect my health. Naturally, I decided to create my own that would be just as good without the negative side effects!

These homemade french fries really are wonderfully easy to make, and they surpass restaurant fries, hands down. Crispy on the outside, fluffy inside, not a bit greasy: these healthy fries are in a category all their own.

Oh, those do look good. How clever of your son to suggest you make them again for the blog post. He good wonderful pics too. Great presentation. I love the idea of using the can to hold them. I love french fries. I just might try these. Thanks so much!

Potatoes are a food staple in Crete. My uncle, who lives in a small Cretan village, has a large plot of land dedicated just to potatoes. He grows enough potatoes for the entire year for his family. His basement is literally filled with potatoes, (covered with flour to help preserve them). When I lived in Crete with my aunt and uncle, we ate potatoes practically every day. My aunt would roast them in the oven, put them in stews, boil them for Horta, and, of course, make olive oil french fries.

These french fries pair amazingly with so many Mediterranean diet recipes but I have a favorite meal. Make your favorite baked, steamed, or roasted fish, preferably whole, and pair it with boiled greens with lemon and olive oil (aka Horta) and these french fries. This is a classic combo that is a perfect summer meal, however, you can eat it year round because these ingredients are always available. For me though, I imagine myself at a seaside taverna eating this meal with a glass of white wine, and an amazing view of the turquoise Aegean sea.

Our french fry scoops are made from SBS paperboard, with inside coating makes them grease and moisture resistant. The smooth white surface is also great for custom printing your graphics, logo or colors. The scoops can fold flat for easy storage, but also pop open easily. They also have a bottom tab which enables them to stand upright on their own. These work well with french fries, hash browns, tater tots and onion rings.

These homemade french fries are incredibly simple, and they taste better than restaurant fries, especially paired with lacto-fermented homemade ketchup! Name your favourite fast-food french fry. These are better.

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In Greece and the rest of Europe for that matter, french fries are fried inside a lot of some vegetable oil. In Greece it is olive oil because we have so much of it but sunflower oil is the most common in northen countries.

Same process as you described BUT the oil should be a lot more, preferable in a deeper pan. The potatoes should be almost (even better fully) submerged into it so not a lot of tossing and turning is required.

Make sure to thoroughly dry the potatoes then transfer to a large bowl and season with avocado oil and salt. Toss well and transfer to a large sheet tray and make sure the french fries are in one even layer. Bake for about 40 minutes, flipping the fries halfway.

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