Cook your FROZEN FRIES with...
Fryer
- Keep the temperature at maximum 175°C.
- When applying 'two-step frying', do the first step (pre-frying) at 160°C.
- Do not overfill the frying basket. Only fill your basket halfway.
- Do not fill the basket above the oil level.
- Always cook until a light golden yellow colour.
- Do not overcook. Remove all the pieces that are too dark.
- When deep-frying smaller quantities (less than a half-full frying basket) reduce the cooking time. Always follow the cooking instructions.
- Fill and shake basket besides fryer, so no crumb and ice can drop directly the hot oil.
After frying
- After frying, let the oil drip off and shake the fries for 30 secondes.
- Put the fries on an absorbent paper. Season fries after frying, never before or during cooking.
- Stop heating the oil when not used.
- Filter the oil and clean the fryer after using it.
- Change the oil after approximately 10 uses.
Air fryer
- Always follow the preparation methods specified by the manufacturer on the packaging.
- Verify that the product is suitable for cooking in the air fryer.
- Preheat the air fryer to around 180 ° C.
- Spread the frozen fries evenly in the cooking device and fry following the manufacturer's instructions.
- Always cook until light golden yellow.
- Do not overcook and remove the pieces that are too dark if possible.
- Reduce the cooking time when cooking smaller quantities.
Oven
- Preheat the oven and prepare the frozen fries by following the on-pack cooking instructions.
- Spread the frozen fries on a baking paper.
- Always cook until a golden yellow colour (see below).
- Do not overcook. Remove any fries that are too dark.
- When cooking smaller quantities reduce the cooking time.
Pan
- Prepare the frozen fries by following the on-pack cooking instructions.
- Always cook until a golden yellow colour (see below).
- Do not overcook. Remove any fries that are too dark.
- When cooking smaller quantities reduce the cooking time.
Additional recommendations for professionals
- Always verify to have the tools to ensure good cooking methods, including calibrated equipment (e.g. timers, frying curves).
- Use colour grading charts or clear pictures with targeted final prepared product colours.