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Is cooking french fries in oil convection?

yes


What stages of matter when cooking frozen french fries?

Frozen - Cooked.


How can I cook a fries that taste exactly like the Mcdonald's fries?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VRcSvUVPuTs; http://www.slashfood.com/2011/04/20/wendys-fries-vs-mcdonalds-fries-taste-test/.you can find the cooking fries that tasete exactly like Mcdonald's fries.


How many calories are there in 20 french fries?

The number of calories in 20 french fries depends on the size of the french fries. After cooking, you would need to weigh them. There are approximately 90 calories in one ounce of french fries (cooked in oil).


What are batons cuts used for when cooking?

Baton cuts are used to make French fries when cooking. They can also be used in soups and stir fry's.


Who invented the fries?

French fries originated in Beligum . Hope that helped ! (:


How many calories are in 16 french fries?

Well, it all depends, there are different kind of french fries. But I will say there are 9 calories in a french fry so multiply that by 30 and you will get 270. But, french fries have a lot of calories because of the salt.


What is the healthiest cooking oil to use when cooking french fries?

Extra Virgin Olive Oil. Actually you should do research on google about it. It helps clean out your arteries and is very healthy for your heart/liver/kidneys.


Are McDonald's fries gluten free?

McDonald's fries are generally gluten-free, as long as the individual restaurant follows McDonald's procedures. You might want to ask to make sure that they use a dedicated fryer - they make the fries in a machine that is only used for making fries. This is normally done in most McDonalds and the result is fries that are gluten-free. There is no gluten in the potato or the oil. A few restaurants may contaminate the oil by cooking breaded chicken in the oil.


What fast food resturaunt has the 1 french fries?

McDonald's used to have and was well known for having the best french fries ever until they changed their cooking oil. (A "healthy" move with a disgusting aftertaste.) I think In N Out Burger has the #1 fries now. If McD's would offer their original fries for those of us who understand moderation, they just might win me back. Aug 2009


How many ounces of french fries come from one pound of potatoes?

About 15 ounces more or less. Potatoes when fried loose some moisture, some but not all of this moisture is replaced with cooking fat. If you fry the potatoes longer they will lose more moisture.


Why use oil to make fries?

Oil cooks at higher temp without burning or scorching which imparts a burnt taste to foods Also butter contain cholesterol and a great percentage of saturated fatty acids.