Best way to reheat french fries? (No air fryer)

[desslok]

Long story, but I ended up with a bunch of leftover French fries from Chic Fil A. What is the best way to reheat? Tried microwave and either too soggy, too overcooked or not cooked enough and has that raw choky texture.

[friesbruh]

fry em again

srs

[air2fakie]

I don't think I've ever had a single leftover french fry in my life, but I'd probably just stick them in the oven on a baking sheet/pan @ 425 for 5+ mins. Single layer, as spread out as possible.

[desslok]

I don't think I've ever had a single leftover french fry in my life, but I'd probably just stick them in the oven on a baking sheet/pan @ 425 for 5+ mins. Single layer, as spread out as possible.

Ok that worked ok. I am putting them back in for a few more minutes at lower heat cause the middle still has that raw texture

[desslok]

fry em again

srs

Strong username. I don’t have a fryer. And too lazy to pour a bunch of oil in a pan and clean it later

[air2fakie]

Ok that worked ok. I am putting them back in for a few more minutes at lower heat cause the middle still has that raw texture

Yeah that's why I put the plus in there, since it'd depend on size/shape, separation, prior refrigeration, and pre-heat of the oven. 10 mins probably would be the max on the higher end.

[paulinkansas]

Make a disposable tray out of tinfoil and put it on the rack of a toaster oven. Spray some oil on it the tray. Reheat in the toaster oven. You can put ketchup, ranch or whatever condiments you want on the foil. Throw away the tray when done. This is my toaster oven setup in the garage.

[air2fakie]

Make a disposable tray out of tinfoil and put it on the rack of a toaster oven. Spray some oil on it the tray. Reheat in the toaster oven. You can put ketchup, ranch or whatever condiments you want on the foil. Throw away the tray when done. This is my toaster oven setup in the garage.

I would've expected you to reheat them directly on the hood of your pickup under the hot sun while you hunt ducks.

[DougyF7]

Gather some kindling and use them to form a small teepee shape in your backyard. Rub two of the sticks together until they start to smoke and then ignite. Put those flaming sticks under the teepee of kindling you assembled. Take an iron skillet and place it over the flames. Toss in your fries and let them cook until golden brown. Add a dash of sea salt and serve.

[paulinkansas]

I would've expected you to reheat them directly on the hood of your pickup under the hot sun while you hunt ducks.

That's how I cook fish filets. Wrap them in foil with some butter, salt and pepper. Put the wrapped filets on the engine near the exhaust manifold and drive for 20 minutes.

[TolerantLactose]

bunch of leftover French fries from Chic Fil A.

Any way to trade it in for leftover chicken?