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Prep time : 20 mins
Cook time : 25 mins
Total time : 25 mins
Author :Vahchef
Main Ingredient : Potato
(45 ratings)
120 reviews so far
Servings : 2 persons
Published date : February 16, 2019
| • Potato - 4 number. | |
| • Oil - as required. | |
| • Salt - to taste. |
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About Recipe
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TheGreatKas Posted on Tue Mar 29 2011
i lost track of how many times he says 'potato'
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MrProductionCopter Posted on Wed May 04 2011
Please stop describing the bag and help me make French fries and Podado chips
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vijay kumar Posted on Wed May 04 2011
Whether he says pat-a-toes, or pata-tos, pototos.... I dont care . Unless you get to know, what he is saying, language is no barrier. Whatever his accent may be, if he is able to convey what he wanna say us all, then what the fuck is the big deal?
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huzain babu Posted on Sat May 28 2011
i would like to know how to make tortilla chips(nachos)
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volcanicdiarrhea Posted on Thu Jun 09 2011
Dude, you retards. yyou say hahah this asian chink or anyother race that says stuff funny. you just make fun of them. but can you do what they are doing? i bet not.
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Brighthomes1 Posted on Fri Jun 10 2011
I get better results with my fries when I parboil them for a minute or so...just get a pan of water boiling rapidly. Carefully place your sliced potatoes in the boiling water, wait a minute or two, then drain them. Let them dry before frying in oil
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FrenchFryFairyLove Posted on Mon Feb 14 2011
Lots of great tips here! Thanks :)
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