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Easy fries

How to make french fries the easy way.

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Step 1Find some potatos

find some good potatos.

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7 comments

Jun 28, 2011. 4:42 AM

stevequag says:

You missed the last step: set aside your cold baked potato chunks and go buy some fries :)

Jan 17, 2011. 10:05 AMkobaino says:

Why Fry? Where is the oil or even the cooking? And wich temperature?

Oct 23, 2008. 1:51 AMfinfan7 says:

I mildly object to fries being called french fries simply because they are not french in origin or style. But this is even more strange. They are being called fries when they, at no point, touch any hot oil. These aren't fries; they're just frozen baked potatoes.

Sep 6, 2009. 4:48 PMKwitmeh3 says:

the are called French fries because thay are cut in a way called frenching or what ever and these are simplys cold baked potao

Jun 11, 2009. 6:49 PMpigeon853 (author) says:

I cant say they are considered french or fries but they are fast and easy potato chunks, They take 5 min in microwave vs 40 min in oven. TIP: skin them first they taste better.