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enginecapt
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RE: So about these Fries
Sun, 05/11/08 6:55 AM
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I like joint compound on my fries, the more the better. It's a challenge to eat everything before it hardens.
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leethebard
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RE: So about these Fries
Sun, 05/11/08 7:32 AM
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Hate shoestrings too...And yes, Nathan's,when fresh made correctly can't be beat....When in England...great "chips" must have MALT vinegar!...regular fries,just a good ketchup. I'm not one for cheese fries...that gooey cheese on so many things these days...all you taste is gooey cheese...a waste of a great fry!
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TAtwod
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RE: So about these Fries
Sun, 05/11/08 7:54 AM
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There isn't a potato made that isn't my friend, EXCEPT soggy fries. I care less about what shape or how it's cut vs. how it's cooked -should always be crispy on the outside, and fluffy on the inside. I love a good steak fry when it's hot and fresh out of the fryer. (my confession is that I also love those little bits that get stuck in the fryer and cooked an extra time or two and are pretty much nothing but a crispy bite of hot grease  )
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jwagnerdsm
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RE: So about these Fries
Fri, 05/16/08 1:43 AM
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I like regular potatoes that get a good overnight soak to remove some of the starch. Then i like 'em cooked twice, once slow and low and a second time in hot oil to get crispy. And I like a lot of ground black pepper along with salt. Gotta have Heinz. Imitation "catsup" doesn't do it for me.
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beijinger
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RE: So about these Fries
Fri, 05/16/08 4:00 AM
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Never a frie fan untill the wife started making them at home the love what makes them so awesome no love at McD's.
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tlbartle
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RE: So about these Fries
Tue, 05/27/08 8:46 PM
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Anyone ever had animal fries from In & Out Burger? Fries with grilled onions & covered with thousand island! I said yuk until I tried them.
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Michael Hoffman
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RE: So about these Fries
Tue, 05/27/08 9:05 PM
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quote:Originally posted by ConeyIslandLou
When done properly, nothing beats the fries from Nathan's
Nathan's fries are exactly like the ones I grew up eating at Savin Rock in West Haven, Connecticut. Not being able to get them that way, I don't bother ordering fries.
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tusti
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RE: So about these Fries
Tue, 06/10/08 12:04 PM
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What's the deal with Penn Station fries? I think they are semi nasty.
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Scorereader
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RE: So about these Fries
Tue, 06/10/08 1:56 PM
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quote:Originally posted by leethebard
I'm not one for cheese fries...that gooey cheese on so many things these days...all you taste is gooey cheese...a waste of a great fry!
abolutely! who would ever put cheese on something so great a culinary ingredient as the fried potato?!?
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Greymo
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RE: So about these Fries
Tue, 06/10/08 2:08 PM
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