Homemade French Fries

We love french fries in this house.  Sweet potato, red potato, yellow . . . you get the idea.  So I was very excited when someone gave me the french fry slicer plate for my Bosch Universal attachment slicer/shredder.  I love that thing!

You can peel the potatoes or do what I do.  Wash your potatoes, cut off any eyes or bad spots and then place them in the slicer.  If you don’t have a slicer you can cut them up in strips or in slices for more of a steak fry.  I then place my fries in a large stainless steel bowl, drizzle with olive oil and sprinkle on some of my Garlic and Herb Tones’ Seasoning blend(MSG and salt free).  Toss those around to coat them all and place on a cookie sheet that has either been lined with aluminum foil(I’m not a fan of this) and/or sprayed with nonstick cooking oil(check to make sure it’s gluten free).  Bake at 400 degrees for about 20 minutes turning halfway through.

Serve and enjoy!  My kids love these with our homemade chicken nuggets and a variety of other meals.  My husband and I prefer the sweet potatoe fries but the kids like the red potatoes the best.

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10 Comments

  1. Chelsea Saulpaugh

    I love french fries, actually really any type of potato. Maybe I was Irish in a past life. haha Thanks for the recipe!

  2. Kristin

    Man, I could live on french fries…and there’s nothing like fresh, well-made ones. I’ll have to try this!!

  3. Kathleen Hiskey

    i just made these the other night and they were a big hit 😉

  4. Carole Ingram

    I much prefer homemade french fries over the frozen kinds!

  5. Lucy Black

    I do prefer homemade baked fries, great recipe!

  6. Lori Paschal

    I can’t wait to try this recipe.

  7. Jennifer Hiles

    My mom used to make these! I didn’t think to bake them. I figured since I didn’t have a deep fryer, it wasn’t an option but I bet the baked version are better.

  8. Anonymous

    oh I love french fries!

  9. Heidi G

    I love homemade fries!! Thanks for sharing your recipe!

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