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Why settle for one layer of potatoes when you could have a thousand? In this video, Chef Roscoe shows you how to make a gourmet dinner side dish with this thousand-layer duck fat potatoes recipe. Airy, crunchy, and reminiscent of tater tots (only better), the layers of potatoes are salted and fried in duck fat for an extra kick of flavor.
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00:00Why have one layer of potatoes when you can have a thousand? Listen.
00:05Peel and slice your potatoes on a mandolin super thin. Toss those potatoes with some salt and duck
00:11fat. Now let's layer. Cover all those holes. Keep going, keep going, keep going. Once your potatoes
00:16are in there, lay a sheet of parchment. Press that on top. Weigh it down. Stick it straight in the
00:21fridge. 12 hours. It's a labor of love. It's not a weak neck potato. Tomorrow when you get those
00:26potatoes out of the fridge, now you want to cut them up. Cut them into squares. Now freeze them.
00:31When you're ready to fry, heat up your oil. I use the rest of the duck fat in mine because
00:35it's
00:35delicious. Fry until golden on all sides. Take them out. Season them. Salt and pepper. Eat them. Enjoy
00:42your life. It's airy, crunchy. Obviously way better than a tater tot, but this is the best tater tot ever.
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