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  1. Apr 9, 2024 · By SAVEUR Editors. Updated on April 9, 2024. These fried potatoes, served at the now closed Chez Clovis, get their name from Paris' Pont Neuf ("New Bridge"—in fact the city's oldest one), where...

  2. Oct 21, 2005 · Learn how to make Pont Neuf potatoes, a type of thick-cut French fries that are soft, fluffy and hot inside. Find out the history, cooking tips and other names of this dish.

  3. Nov 23, 2011 · Our pommes pont-neuf is similar to Blumenthal’s triple-cooked chip. Arnold and Norén built their technique from a Polish researcher, Gra?yna Lisi?ska, who discovered that steeping potatoes in a pectin-dissolving enzyme creates a great fry texture, and that technique is illustrated by our pectinase-steeped fries recipe.

  4. Learn how to make crispy and fluffy pommes pont neuf, a classic French dish of fried potatoes. Gastronomixs offers a simple and easy recipe with step-by-step instructions and tips.

    • Frietboutique. Head to the Frietboutique in Amsterdam’s Oud-Zuid neighbourhood for delicious freshly prepared fries (with the skin on, for extra vitamins!).
    • Vleminckx de Sausmeester. Don’t let the modest size of this shop fool you: they’ve received rave reviews for their Belgian-style fries since the 1950s. But there’s more: Vleminckx de Sausmeester is also famous for (and you might have guessed it from the name) the range of sauces to choose from (25 different kinds!).
    • Fabel Friet. Fabel Friet is the hot newcomer to the fries scene in Amsterdam. Swing by to try some perfect fries with cheddar and parmesan toppings and don't miss their amazing homemade mayos created with local produce straight from the Albert Cuypmarkt.
    • Vita’s Friet. Vita has been perfecting the art of the fry for more than 17 years. And her efforts have been deservedly recognised. In 2014, Vita’s Friet’s traditional-style fries were awarded the prize for the best in the Netherlands by the newspaper AD.
  5. Using the vegetable peeler, peel the potatoes and, using the chef’s knife, cut them into sticks 7 centimeters (2¾ inches) long by 9 millimeters (⅜ inch) thick. Rinse under cold running water and pat very dry. Heat the oil in the frye. Prepare your mise en place. Using the vegetable peeler, peel the potatoes and, using the chef’s knife ...

  6. Aug 7, 2015 · Learn how to make Pont Neuf Potatoes, a Parisian-style fried potato, with different flavors of Tea Salt. Tea Salt is a blend of tea leaves and sea salt that adds a unique twist to any dish.

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