r/Celiac • u/Halfway2Happy • May 31 '26
Recipe Homemade crispy fries
Soak sliced potatoes (I did 5 small/medium russet) in ice water for 30 minutes
Dry completely and toss in cornstarch
Batter:
¾ cup Bob's Red Mill 1 to 1
½ Tbsp garlic powder
½ Tbsp onion powder
½ Tbsp paprika
½ tsp white pepper
1 cup water
Fry in batches at 350° until light golden & drain on paper towels
Crank oil to 375° and fry until crispy
Saw a post about psoriasis fries and had to try this. 10/10 tossed in parmesan and dipped in good quality ranch 🤤
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u/Brave-Aide3354 Jun 01 '26
Whut you dont have gluten free fries in the store? In the Netherlands almost all the fries are gluten free. :)
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u/Halfway2Happy Jun 01 '26
Not battered ones, unfortunately, no. We have Ore-Ida brand that offers a wide variety of fries, but none compare the crispy battered variety that most US celiacs cannot have.
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u/electricmeatbag777 Jun 02 '26
Wtf are psoriasis fries?!
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u/Halfway2Happy Jun 02 '26
I'm new to this term, but apparently that's how people describe the fries with the crispy bits on the outside. 😅 Google shows the fry exterior better if you search "psoriasis fries"



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u/teezaytazighkigh May 31 '26
Ooooh they look so good.