How do I season potato wedges or quartered roasted potatoes with 'Leon's Baked Fries'?
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Ingredients
Crisscut Fries (Potatoes, Vegetable oil, Modified starch, Corn flour, Rice flour, Salt, Starch, Spices, Garlic powder, Onion powder, Raising agents: Sodium Bicarbonate, E450(i), Yeast extract, Spice extracts Thickener: Xanthan Gum, Dextrose),
Leon Seasoning (Spices (Paprika, Smoked Paprika, Coriander (ground), Black Pepper), Herbs (Rosemary, Thyme, Oregano), Dried Garlic, Sea Salt, Smoked Salt, Onion Powder
Do I just mix the ingredients (hereafter IGT) in a bowl, and then strew Leon's Seasoning over baked potato wedges or quartered roasted potatoes? This looks wrong, as the pictures above exhibit little seasoning on the fries.
If this is right, at what stage do I speckle?
Or must the mixed ingredients be in(ter)jected in the potatoes?
Best Answer
Normally spices are added after frying the potatoes (fries, wedges...)
If you add the spices before frying, either they will fall off the potatoes or burn and turn bitter in the oil.
The spices are probably finely grounded (powered) so it is not really visible.
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Fries are usually cut into strips or julienned, whereas wedges are sliced radially around the potato, so you've got a sort of triangle shape. Classically fries are either fried, twice fried (as in frites), or boiled then fried (as in French fries) to give them a super crispy exterior.How do you make potato wedges?
Place the potato on its side and using a large chef's knife, slice it in half lengthwise. Place the cut side of the potato down onto the cutting board, and cut it in half again to create quarters. Place each potato quarter cut side up, then slice down the center of the quarter to create a wedge.Ultimate Oven Baked Potato Wedges | One Pot Chef
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