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Rosemary Garlic Fries

 

I made these last night for some friends, we ended up doing another

batch they were very good.

 

3 lbs. potatoes

2 cloves garlic, peeled, very finely minced

2 tbsps. fresh rosemary leaves, chopped

1 tbsp. fresh Italian parsley leaves, chopped

oil for frying

sea salt

 

Preheat oil to 320 degrees.

Scrub potatoes. Cut in 1/4 " x1/4 " x2 " sticks with skins on. While

preparing remaining potatoes, keep cut potato sticks in cold water. When

all potatoes are cut, rinse sticks with cold water for approximately 10

minutes, mixing occasionally to help remove excess starch.

Drain potatoes into strainer, removing as much water as possible. Place

small amounts of potatoes into frying basket and slowly place in hot

oil.

Place wire cookie rack over baking sheet near frying area. When fries

have started to soften (not brown), remove from oil, drain and spread on

wire rack. Repeat with remaining potatoes.

Allow potatoes to cool. Place cooled potatoes in refrigerator at least 1

hour.

Mix garlic and herbs in a small bowl.

Heat oil to 425 degrees.

Add small amount of cold blanched fries to frying basket and slowly

place in hot oil. Fry until potatoes are golden brown.

Place on tray lined with paper towels to remove excess oil. Toss

potatoes and small amount of garlic herb mixture and sea salt in a bowl.

Serve immediately.

Makes 6 servings.

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