How To Make McDonald’s Style Fries At Home [Video]

It always seems like when you buy french fries at the grocery store, they never taste like your favorite place to eat. Here's a guy that has done some research and it's paid off. He has prepared the perfect fry, and all you need are 3 ingredients. It's so simple, and if you're like me, you have to see it too, I included the vid.

Perfect French Fries (adapted from David Myers's recipe for "pommes frites")

Ingredients:

• 6 Idaho russet potatoes
• Peanut oil
• Sea salt (Myers prefers Sel Gris, a fine light grey French salt)

Method:

Peel and square off potato ends. Cut into 3/8" batons. Soak for two hours changing water after an hour. Dry thoroughly with paper towels. Heat about an inch of oil (or enough to cover potatoes) in a large, heavy bottomed pot to 290 degrees. Blanch potatoes gently for about two minutes until cooked through but still completely pale. Place on a paper-towel lined sheet pan and cool in the refrigerator to stop cooking process.

Re-heat oil to 370 degrees. Cook fries until golden and crispy, about 3 to 4 minutes. If necessary, agitate gently with a spatula to prevent sticking. Remove from pan and toss with salt to taste (Myers doesn't blot but you can if you want less fat). Serve immediately. Recipe serves 4 to 6.