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Stacey here… this Family Cook Book was originally collected and printed several years ago. I gave the collection as Christmas gifts. The ever increasing family and friends asking for copies, as well as, more and more new recipes being shared, has sent me fleeing to the web as a family resource. My family tree and all of our connecting branches, have a long love of food and recipes. If you have stumbled upon us by accident, you are welcome to use a recipe. Our recipes have been collected over many years from many different sources - I strive to give credit where credit is due.

Sunday, November 17, 2013

Woody's Smorgasburger French Fries


Woody’s deep fryer was filled with decadent peanut oil, and everyone loved Woody’s French Fries!  The secret was not only in the oil… it was also the salt.     
 
4-6  Potatoes, scrubbed
3+ cups     Peanut Oil
Lawry’s Seasoned Salt

 
Scrub potatoes with water and a vegetable brush, until skin is pale brown.  Pat dry with a towel.  Cut potatoes lengthwise into sticks.

Meanwhile in a deep fryer or heavy pot /iron skillet, heat peanut oil.  The oil must be hot, so that the fries do not come out soggy.  (Note: if oil begins to smoke, remove pot carefully from heat and allow to cool until the smoking stops.  Do not leave heating oil unattended.)
 
Test heat by placing a fry into the oil.  It should start to bubble immediately.  When the oil is hot, place just enough potato sticks in to float in the oil (do not try to cook all your fries at once).  When golden (you may want to remove one, allow it to cool, and taste to insure it is done) remove from oil and allow to drain on a paper towel.  Start the next batch.  Lightly sprinkle the seasoned salt over the fries.
 
I usually calculate one small potato per person, but if you have a hungry group, you may want to fix more!
 

 
 
 

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