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Bueno. French fries. the best in the world !!!! cooked twice in beef fat at different temperatures
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Google est ton ami 🤣 heureusement il y a le translate de google. mon amie est franco/anglaise je parle un peu avec elle, seulement on utilise pas les terme technique et l'argot que je peux lire sur thc farmer 🤣

🤣 I admit that sometimes there are advantages to learning foreign languages 🤣😂
la pratique rend parfait, I would like to think that if I had regular conversations with someone who spoke English and French, Spanish or any other language that eventually I would become fluent. But the extent of my French falls short on basic phrases and greetings.

And then there’s this butter joint too:
 
the best in the world !!!! cooked twice in beef fat at different temperatures and
I have to try this, I heard that McDonald’s used beef tallow until 1990 for their fries, which explains why no matter how many times you get their French fries they will never be as good as they were when I was a kid.
 
I have to try this, I heard that McDonald’s used beef tallow until 1990 for their fries, which explains why no matter how many times you get their French fries they will never be as good as they were when I was a kid.
In France we have an expression that says "fat...that's life"

Preparation
Preheat your fryer to 140°C (284°F)
Peel your potatoes (unless you prefer crispy skin, but that's a choice you can make...) then rinse and dry them
Cut the potatoes into fries
Cooking (this is what makes Belgian fries)
The first cooking time is 140°C (284°F) for 6 minutes
Let the fries cool completely and increase the fryer temperature to 190°C (375°F)
The second cooking time is 190°C (375°F) for 2 to 4 minutes (stop when the fries are the color you want)

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In France we have an expression that says "fat...that's life"

Preparation
Preheat your fryer to 140°C (284°F)
Peel your potatoes (unless you prefer crispy skin, but that's a choice you can make...) then rinse and dry them
Cut the potatoes into fries
Cooking (this is what makes Belgian fries)
The first cooking time is 140°C (284°F) for 6 minutes
Let the fries cool completely and increase the fryer temperature to 190°C (375°F)
The second cooking time is 190°C (375°F) for 2 to 4 minutes (stop when the fries are the color you want)

👍👍👍👍👍
Yep im gonna try this gonna have me some real french fries 🤘🍟
 
There is also the variety of potato which is important in France we use the bintje
Noted and i cant wait to try this i never have and probably never will make it to france but last year sent my 15 year old daughter there well france and spain and she loved every second of it no imma make her some frys and b like do they taste familiar🤣
 
I used to call it the Veg Tent. Now it’s the 18:6 tent. SF 2000 in a 2x4 tent. Power is at about 45%

Most just got watered, fighting off some mites. The struggle continues 🤣✌️💨

For real tho, constructive shit talk welcome. Hope everyone is well 💪🧟‍♂️✌️
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