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  1. How do you stop them falling apart wen you cook them? They literally disintegrated putting them into frying oil, and they break apart when I try and flip them in a pan.

  2. A friend of mine once told me that any overnight success is 20 years in the making.
    On ribbon cutting day, only you know the dues you've paid.
    You're alright son. Keep going. And always remember, a day without learning is a day unlived.

  3. My mother had a chinois, she used to primarily use it to make homemade applesauce, aided by a large conical shaped wooden pestle that she would use to force the cooked apples through the screen, thus filtering out the skins and any other undesired particles. I would imagine she used it for other purposes as well. I haven't seen one of those since the 1960's when I was a mere lad. Most definitely brought back some treasured memories.

  4. If you are going to rinse the potatoes…… put the grated potatoes on water to begin with so there is no oxidation. Thank you for the channel though. I got a few really nice hints from your cooking and I appreciate it.

  5. There's no way I'm doing all that for hash browns. Too much time and too many things to wash. Nothing wrong with the recipe, I'm just too lazy for all that commitment to go into something I'll finish in two bites, even to make a big batch to freeze for later consumption.

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