How to Make Batter Fried Wedge Potatoes (Recipe)
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- čas přidán 30. 05. 2018
- In this video, how to make battered, wedge fried potatoes. Recipe for the batter shown in this video can be found here: stellaculinary.com/recipes/ba...
Basic ratio for blanching liquid is 2% white vinegar by weight of the water, or 1 tablespoon white vinegar per quart of water.
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This voice-over has amazing ad-lib! I had a hard time holding back my laughter. Chef, you're a wealth of information AND humor.
They once made something like that at 7-11 in Canada and they were great with the nacho cheese to dip!
Made them a couple weeks ago!!! Amazing!!! The vinegar makes all the difference in the texture of the potato. So good!!!! Thanks Chef!!!!
Wonderful. Thanks Chef !
Looks superb!!
Gotta wait couple weeks lol I want wedges now.
God, these look delicious!
I already done us chef recepi..is taste amazing.... first time I make it .n texture very crunch...
Hello chef! Regarding potatoes, what is the best way to make crispy Home fried potatoes?
Thank you !
Shakey’s Pizza used to make them as slices. I tried once but batter wouldn’t stick. I probably needed to dust them first. Gonna try!
The video was less than four minutes but the process takes days. 🤔
Thanks Chef! I'm certainly going to try this technique, likely with a tempura style batter. I have one worry: would the freezing step interfere with the light and puffy character (that I associate with tempura) of the finished product? If so, how might you recommend I try to compensate?
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After the batter, would it still come out if you went straight to fully baking them?
Wondering if you could use an air fryer for cooking these... I'm thinking no
There is no recipe for the batter on the link provided?
Is the second freezing optional? Could we freeze overnight then take the potatoes straight to the oil?
3/4 weeks i want em now
Are these just like Chicken Coupe?