THE BEST Air Fryer French Fry (Ranking 7 Methods)

I will take method number 1 thank you very much! I simply don't have the patience to keep popping them into the fridge and spend a whole evening making fries

3:57 Single Fry 6:19 Double Fry 8:38 The Heston (par boiled, fried twice) 11:57 Breaded 15:03 Cornstarch 16:53 Redemption 18:50 Leftovers

I think time is also important, not a lot of people will be frying those for 25 minutes, + 30 minutes in water + 30 minutes in the fridge so a 7 for a single fry might be better than a 7.5 if it takes 1hour more

Ahhh a man of culture. When ur single its easier to just air fry smaller portions of food so I am an avid air fryer user. Keep em coming. The way you make your wings is pretty spot on to how I've been making mine for years

Quick tip for drying the potato. Just pop-in the air fryer for 5min at 100F. The air flow will do the job.

I got the Cosori on black Friday last year and it's been great. So easy to use and clean. I might look into the chop cutter device though.

I watched a BUNCH of your vids and then bought the exact Cosori. It's a game changer! Not put the main oven on for WEEKS. Thank you for your content. It's excellent.

I am so pleased that I finally bought an air fryer - and especially pleased that I paid attention to the positive reviews of other users, and decided on this one youtube.com/post/UgkxD4Qeo-HRLxMfom_PDinM_SBfes00q… . It is just perfect for the two of us, and takes up very little space on my small countertop. I roasted salmon filets for dinner tonight and they were the best ever - slightly crispy on the outside but moist inside. Best of all, no smelly kitchen or difficult clean-up. My only complaint would be the lack of even a few printed recipes to get started. My generation does not find it easy to access the QR code and use the smart phone app. I bought a recipe book instead, which gave me the confidence to experiment.

i LOVE how into the potato cutter you are! BADASS! I've been thinking of getting one, but chips using the Mandolin are freaking awesome!

My air fryer has a rotating mesh basket for cooking french fries...GAME CHANGER! Highly recommend!

Delicious!!!! MMMM. Thanks for the video! If you were to freeze your par boiled fries completely, while uncovered, when they hit a preheated fryer, they will have way more pockets on the outside of the fry, like those bubbles that add so much more crispiness, plus, they wont fall apart as easily.

One characteristic of french fries was omitted: internal texture. The very first french fries I ever made in my air frier were very thin, and while they were crispy as all get out, they were more like shoestring potatoes (like chips). Later, I made “steak fries” by cutting them thickly, par boiling and drying them. I cooled them and sprayed them with oil, and those turned out the best because the inside of the fry was fluffy and wonderful.

I have been doing the thicker half inch cut, par-boiled in baking soda for 7 mins and using the French fry button on my Cosori for a minute now. I usually add another 3-5 minutes depending how many fries I put in the basket. Its the best method I've found so far but I will have to try the double fry method and compare. I don't like to par-boil them for a long time because they are too hard to manage afterwards and don't think it makes a huge difference with crispiness or taste.

You should make a video about freeze drying foods for travel or prepping. It’s a way to preserve for long periods of time and I know quite a few people who’d be interested in seeing what you think about it. I saw a video in the past where a guy freeze dried foods and ground them into powders which he used in his foods for many years.

I done that first method as my first try with fries/chips on the air fryer and they were sooo good, thank you.

The second try of the Heston technique looked PHENOMENAL!!!

I loved that fry dipping sauce you made. I usually just mix up whatever is in the fridge and it comes out alright. Good to see there can be a true 'method to the madness'. Keep up the great videos!

So glad your making video again. I really miss ed your cooking

The Cosori air fryer is amazing! I bought the same model and I use it all the time.

Tbh it seems the best way to do is the single fried ones. You have them faster on your plate, you do not have to do a lot around them, less cleaning and there seems to be to small of a difference in comparison. Great informative video :)