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Old 09-22-2009, 02:40 PM     #1
 
 
 
 
 
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The Unfry - potatoes
We love these and will be making them on sunday to go with grilled chops. Cut your potatoes as you would for french fries. Melt 6 Tab. of butter in shallow baking pan, add your potatoes and salt them well.Bake 20-30 min turning now and then...Sprinkle with more salt and about 6-7 tab of freshly grated parmesan cheese, bake another 2-3 min. These are so yummy, we prefer them to french fries..put into a 425 oven, cut fries thin if you want them crispy.Sorry I didn't add this yesterday.
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Kades, I will certainly try them. I am making my parmesan chicken strips tomorrow and these will go nicely with them! We love paremesan in this house so you can't use too much! I might add some of the fresh herbs from my garden with the parmesan on the potatoes. I am over run and don't need to dry any more for the winter.

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Kades, I will certainly try them. I am making my parmesan chicken strips tomorrow and these will go nicely with them! We love paremesan in this house so you can't use too much! I might add some of the fresh herbs from my garden with the parmesan on the potatoes. I am over run and don't need to dry any more for the winter.

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I made a batch at noon to feed Ethan and his mom, my other daughter showed up and brought Carson, those fries dissapeared faster than snow in july..Carson hates potatoes but we got him to agree to one...Well he left here full of fries We had to separate him and Livie they were getting ready to argue over the last few fries...What a circus this noon wasI got to taste the fries and they are wonderful,must be the butter and the thinness of the potatoes..
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Hey Kadesma! These sound great, are you baking them at 350?
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Hey Kadesma! These sound great, are you baking them at 350?
I put them into a 425 oven for 20-30 min they will get crispy this way if you cut them very thin. The Parmesan on top is so yummy...I hope you like them
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Alright, well attempt #1 at this failed... I think the dish I baked them in was too small and thick. I baked them for 30 min. and they never got crispy, just soggy and all fell apart. I'm going to try it again tonight and try using a cookie sheet. Did you use something like a 9x13 casserole dish? Or something more like a cookie sheet?
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Alright, well attempt #1 at this failed... I think the dish I baked them in was too small and thick. I baked them for 30 min. and they never got crispy, just soggy and all fell apart. I'm going to try it again tonight and try using a cookie sheet. Did you use something like a 9x13 casserole dish? Or something more like a cookie sheet?
I'm sorry this happened..my potatoes were each about this long ---------- and about this thick (---)
I cut them thin and small and Put them on a large cookie sheet with melted butter then salted and let them go. I just made sure they were not touching. After 15 min I used a spatula and turned them and added more parmesan..They were really good just make sure they are thin.
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We love these and will be making them on sunday to go with grilled chops. Cut your potatoes as you would for french fries. Melt 6 Tab. of butter in shallow baking pan, add your potatoes and salt them well.Bake 20-30 min turning now and then...Sprinkle with more salt and about 6-7 tab of freshly grated parmesan cheese, bake another 2-3 min. These are so yummy, we prefer them to french fries..put into a 425 oven, cut fries thin if you want them crispy.Sorry I didn't add this yesterday.
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Just seeing this today. Duly copied and saved. I know w bunch of folks who would like to have some of these. Thanks, Kades!
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Alright, well attempt #1 at this failed... I think the dish I baked them in was too small and thick. I baked them for 30 min. and they never got crispy, just soggy and all fell apart. I'm going to try it again tonight and try using a cookie sheet. Did you use something like a 9x13 casserole dish? Or something more like a cookie sheet?
For the record, whenever you are baking or roasting vegetables and you want them to be crispy, it is important that you use a pan that is large enough so the pieces don't touch. A half-sheet pan will fit in most ovens, and is (imho) the best vehicle for roasting vegetables -- whether potatoes or otherwise.

This yummy-sounding dish is just a variation on roasted potatoes. I know you are going to have good luck with this! and welcome to DC!
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You're more than welcome..Just make sure to cut em thin and not let them touch and I think you will love them like we do. My daughter made some and used veggie oil awk what a mess, it's got to be butter
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