01/10/2014 14:44
Subject: Re:Question about frozen French fries
If I am pressed for time, I microwave first to partially thaw (like 1-2 minutes depending on how many) and then bake. Cuts cooking time in about half, and I think they taste fine
Anonymous
01/10/2014 14:43
Subject: Re:Question about frozen French fries
If you are trying to save that much time, then go to mcdonalds drive through.
Anonymous
01/10/2014 14:40
Subject: Question about frozen French fries
Not convinced you'd even save time. I bet they brown faster frozen if the oven is correctly pre-heated.
Anonymous
01/10/2014 13:29
Subject: Re:Question about frozen French fries
In the future, when buying, look at the cook times. Different cuts cook different amounts of time.
Anonymous
01/08/2014 15:55
Subject: Question about frozen French fries
The bag (at least for Ore-Ida) usually says to keep frozen even while pre-heating your oven.
Anonymous
01/08/2014 15:30
Subject: Question about frozen French fries
No you can't defrost them first. They are meant to be cooked from frozen. The bag probably says keep frozen. Follow the directions on the bag!
Anonymous
01/08/2014 14:50
Subject: Question about frozen French fries
I make frozen sweet potato fries quite a lot - I've never defrosted them. They cook much faster than the package says.... mine are generally done in under 15 minutes.
I think defrosting them might be a bad move.
Anonymous
01/08/2014 14:45
Subject: Question about frozen French fries
I don't make frozen French fries a lot but this week is crazy so I bought some.
Silly question maybe, but if time is crunched can I defrost the fries ahead of time so they will cook faster? Or will the defrosting somehow compromise the texture?