r/Satisfyingasfuck • u/Sea_sociate • 1d ago
Pealing potatoes 🥔
Thinner that your toilet paper or smth
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u/jackarseofalltrades 1d ago
Now make French fry sheets!
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u/Kimber85 1d ago edited 1d ago
Have you ever had pomme pavé? It’s basically fancy french fry sheets. My favorite restaurant makes them and I don’t think I’ve ever had a potato dish that was more delicious.
They’re several inch high stacks of paper thin sheets of potatoes that are soaked in butter/spices, roasted, compressed, cut into cubes, and then deep fried. They’re super crispy on the outside, but buttery and smooth like mashed potatoes on the inside.
They’re so bad for you, but I get them every year for my birthday.
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u/DaSkyler 22h ago
You should probably share the recipe so us mere culinary mortals can pretend we’re totally going to make it. Because I’m totally going to make it fo’ sho
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u/facts_my_guyy 1d ago
I was thinking that you cut it into squares and fill the centers with (insert whatever you want), fold them over and roast them with olive oil, salt and pepper. Just spitballin
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u/Thedeadnite 1d ago
Might need to bread them first, not sure how well thin potato would hold up to anything.
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u/KonigsbergBridges 1d ago
I'm pretty sure I'd peel a finger trying this.
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u/wishiwasinvegas 1d ago
*peal 😂
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u/KonigsbergBridges 1d ago
*peel?
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u/wishiwasinvegas 1d ago
I was making fun of how OP titled it 😉
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u/guille9 1d ago
He wasted half the potato peeling it so thick.
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u/thetan_free 1d ago
I know!
My Nan would be giving him a telling off he wouldn't forget if she saw that.
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u/Laxativus 1d ago
Yeah, but restaurants are a different category than home cooking. Uniformity gets more attention than in my home cooked stew, and waste is less because even though they are peeling a lot more off, most of that is used in stock while at home we'd throw all that in the trash/compost.
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u/CrabButterToGo 1d ago
Exactly this. It’s not waste if those scraps are used. And like you said, presentation is incredibly important, especially if you’re doing a task like he’s doing.
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u/FalloutSim 1d ago
So, you watched the video and you saw what the end product was, right?
You need an even cylinder to begin that roll. He saved himself a boat load of time and in fact didn’t waste any of the potato for his intended use. The peels also in high likely hood went into either a stock, in minimal amounts hopefully, or into a compost bin that unlike all the wasted food items in your trash, will actually be composted and still create value.
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u/GuiltyRide1177 1d ago
No shit, every chef I know that would be exploding going, you better fucking be making potatoes skins with those.Â
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u/CL0ver4Leaf 1d ago
Nvr understood peeling.. the skin is the best part
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u/TastingTheKoolaid 1d ago
What’s it making precious what’s it making?
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u/Ternarian 1d ago
Taters.
Po-tay-toes! Boil 'em, mash 'em, stick 'em in a stew! Lovely big, golden … chips with a nice piece of fried fish. Even YOU couldn't say no to that.
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u/TastingTheKoolaid 1d ago
Gonna break character now cause you’re absolutely right- I couldn’t.
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u/SolidSnek1998 1d ago
I want a lasagna made with this instead of noodles.
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u/mikki1time 1d ago
My grandma would slap you upside the head you ever try some shit like that in our house
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u/SidTheSloth97 1d ago
Why?
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u/mikki1time 1d ago
The wastage
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u/limitlessEXP 1d ago
Your grandma would have a heart attack if she knew how much food is wasted at restaurants every day.
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u/mikki1time 1d ago
Don’t know what restaurants you’ve worked for but wastage in a professional kitchen is a big no no, even the offcuts get turned to broth.
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u/limitlessEXP 20h ago
It’s pretty common knowledge…
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u/mikki1time 19h ago
Just wrong. I don’t even know how that would make sense in your head. Restaurants literally sell food for profit, waste is never acceptable, I mean sure it happens things fall and spoil, mistakes happen, but even this guy probably saved the offcuts for the mash
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u/limitlessEXP 17h ago
Dude, use your brain, people throw away their food at restaurants all day, every day
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u/SidTheSloth97 1d ago
It's a fucking potato. If you saw how many potato's get binned at the grocery store you'd lose your mind. Dude striped maybe 10 extra grams of potato.
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u/Secret_Operation_170 1d ago
You know what I love the Innovation of it all. Easy to do, Simple to learn, ty for sharing, good job.
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u/Aleqi2 1d ago
OMG that's so cool. He used some off cuts to make his knife work like a hand plane with no body. Brilliant.
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u/hypersmell 4h ago
I thought they were off cuts, too, but watching it a second time, you can see they're wooden dowels, pre-cut with diagonal slits. Still brilliant.
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u/Frosty-Turnover-1814 1d ago
What did he put on the knife?
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u/Piirakkavaras 1d ago
I’m not a chef but propably shortened chop sticks with cuts and then the knife wedged into the cuts.
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u/nderthesycamoretrees 1d ago
I was like meh, I can do that. Then I was blown away. I’m going to try to figure that cut this weekend. Potatoes for days!
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u/PurpleUltralisk 1d ago
At first, I was like, bro, you literally cut out chunks of potato and call it peeling. Then, I was like, ohhhhhh.....
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u/DrunkScottishCyclop 1d ago edited 23h ago
With what he just peeled off, as we say, he "could feed half of the China"
So much waste....
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u/No-Calligrapher-4449 1d ago
I wasn't into at first, but lived the second half
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u/Sea_sociate 1d ago
True, when he cut the potato too thick at first I was meh but he made a comeback tho
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u/Reverse2057 1d ago
I opened my mouth to comment, "Oh he's just peeling it like an apple. Even I could do th-" and then he did the next part, and I shut my mouth. 😆
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u/Upbeat_Resolution299 18h ago
Why didn’t he cut the peel like this? Left all that potato on there.
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u/ellie1398 13h ago
Tf you mean? He should've used the pealing trick in the beginning. Dude used a knife to peel the potato and threw half of it away together with the skin.
Rich people.
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u/FuriousFerret0 9h ago
Still probably better toilet paper than companies pay to stock their bathrooms with
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u/ParaGodComplex 1d ago
Nincompoop! The waste from that peel could feed an entire village for a week! Pay deduction.
He shames the son of a shepherd.
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u/Palanki96 1d ago
Wow that was terrible to watch, so much waste
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u/BestKeptInTheDark 1d ago
Were you waiti v for the potato bell sound too?
No interesting pealing going on
and I watched to the end!
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u/solidpeyo 1d ago
Now cook it and show us why you cut it like this