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		<title>After 61 years, I learn how to make french fries</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[For all of my adult life, I&#8217;ve been making french fries (maybe once every couple of months) by cutting up the potatoes, putting them on a baking sheet, putting a couple of tablespoons (I&#8217;m guessing) of oil over them, mixing them up by hand, and popping them into a 425 degree oven, For all of [...]]]></description>
				<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>For all of my adult life, I&#8217;ve been making french fries (maybe once every couple of months) by cutting up the potatoes, putting them on a baking sheet, putting a couple of tablespoons (I&#8217;m guessing) of oil over them, mixing them up by hand, and popping them into a 425 degree oven, </p>
<p>For all of my adult life, I then go back 15 minutes later and use a spatula to try to flip them without separating their delicious crusty outsides from their fleshy insides. And failing. Their best parts stay stuck to the frying pan, the bastards. I&#8217;e tried aluminum and steel sheets, non-stick sheets, and sheets lined with aluminum foil.</p>
<p>Yesterday I coated the little darlings with oil in a bowl <em>before</em> putting than on the baking sheet. Bingo! Fried heaven!</p>
<p>(Note that this tip is independent of other tips, such as soaking them in cold water for an hour, double frying them, or not eating them because they&#8217;re bad for you.)</p>
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