Hey y’all, I got it! I finally got it! The perfect potato fries which are not fried at all! How good does this sound. Yes, it is 2gud2btrue, but hey, I am tellin ya, its true! You wanna believe me, I know I know, fooled too many times, by not so true recipes!
But, I have seen these made with my own 2 eyes. And then ate them too, down to the last one, had to split it with the hubby. Grrr!!!
Ok, so here is the scoop, I mean the story behind how I got the recipe. Yasir’s great Mumtaz aunty and Qam uncle were visiting us the last few days. And I got the recipe from her. That’s it. I didnt have to beg, or steal it, she showed me how to do it. Now isnt that just great. I wish all people were like her, and shared they expert recipes and tips with us. Won’t the world be a better place?
Okay, enough of my story telling, back to the recipe:
Ingredients:
potatoes (4-5, washed thoroughly, and do not peel the skin off)
salt, red chilli powder, oil, bread crumbs ( I do not remember if she added a little garlic, have to ask her)
Method:
Cut the potatoes lengthwise to get wedges. Mix in the seasoning.
Preheat oven at 400 deg F, and then arrange the potato wedges in a single layer on a metal tray (coated with a non-stick cooking spray, I use Pam).
Bake around 25-30 mins. (You make bake additional time to make it more crispy).
That’s it. Now get your favorite movie, and have a good time!
2 Comments, Comment or Ping
hi!!!!!!!!! v@ish@li i miss you alot when r you comin 2 turkey? i hope everything in ohio is ok! b’in in turkey sucks! i’d rather b in the usa with U
did u hear about the valcano in greenland? its MASIVE the somke from it reached all the way 2 turkey! hows your kid? yasemin’s misses u 2!! she in the 1 first grade now!! and im in 7 its really hard 2 study here the teachers give a mountin of homework AND u have 2 solve 200 questions everyday!! i really, really wish i could go back 2 america .WRITE BACK SOON!!!
love,
EliF
April 21st, 2010
Hiiiii Elif!
Long time. Wow, you must be really working hard!! I know it is really hard, unlike here in US, where it is much more fun for kids to go to school. We miss you guys too. Yes, I hope to come to Turkey. Hope to see you then!
Love,
vv
April 21st, 2010
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