January 01, 2018, 11:33 AM
tatortodddeep frying
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Originally posted by Woodman:
In the restaurants I work, the wings are always boiled first. Then they sit for quite a while to drain completely and cool. Then back in the fridge.
The fries, like ARC wrote, you double cook them. The first time to remove the moisture at a lower temp. You can do the same thing with an open. Lower temp in the oven until mostly cooked, higher temp in the fryer to finish them.
I haven't seen many places boil them first, but have seen a number steam them first. It cuts down cooking time, and cuts down contamination in the fryer oil (i.e. oil lasts longer).
January 01, 2018, 12:09 PM
WoodmanMy buddy at his sports bar just returned my text. Currently they:
Season and bake. Let drain. Then deep-fry.
Can't remember where I saw the boiling method for wings. May have been the same place when his dad ran it.
I've boiled potatoes until 70% cooked, cool & rinse, let sit, slice, then fry. To great raves.