How to Fry Potatoes Perfectly: The Main Tricks - What You Need to Know

08.04.2024 09:47

If you want to make fried potatoes your signature dish, then this goal can be easily achieved.

Preparing the treat is not that difficult, especially if you have already mastered the basic tricks.

Chef Yulia Arkhipova, an expert on culinary issues for the online publication BelNovosti, talks about what they consist of.

How to fry potatoes perfectly every time

Try to find potatoes that are low in starch.

The main factor that is decisive for the quality of fried potatoes is the concentration of starch. The less of it, the higher the chances that the dish will be of high quality.

Therefore, try to choose the vegetable wisely.

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Soak

Some people believe that only legumes and some cereals need to be treated with water, but this procedure is also necessary with potatoes.

You just need to leave the chopped and peeled potatoes in a bowl of cold water for an hour.

Napkins

But frying potatoes in a wet state is absolutely not recommended. In order to improve the quality of the dish, each vegetable bar must first be dried.

Volume

The less you fry the potatoes, the better their quality will be. Therefore, the frying pan is filled to a maximum of two-thirds.

This way you can ensure even frying.

Oil

Many people know that the cream product provides the necessary degree of aroma, flavor and helps to achieve a crust. But you can’t fry on it.

It is best to use the vegetable version and add the butter closer to the end.

Number of stirrings

If you don't want the potatoes to fall apart, don't stir them too often. The maximum you should turn the potatoes over is three times during the cooking process.

Earlier we talked about why experienced housewives keep bell peppers in hot water before cooking them .

Author: Marina Michalap Internet resource editor
 
Expert: Julia Arkhipova Expert / Belnovosti

Content
  1. How to fry potatoes perfectly every time
  2. Try to find potatoes that are low in starch.
  3. Soak
  4. Napkins
  5. Volume
  6. Oil
  7. Number of stirrings