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  Tired of making boring, poorly seasoned fries? Wondering how it’s possible to get perfectly coated fries – even when you’re baking them? Well, this article is for you. I have experimented with multiple popular techniques and tricks to find out what method rules supreme for seasoning your fries. I cover: ( sometimes I’m lazy too!) Ready? Let’s jump right in. How do you get seasoning to stick to fries ?  To get seasoning to stick to fries, immediately remove the fries from the oil and place them into a paper bag. Add your chosen seasoning, close the bag, and shake vigorously for 10-20 seconds. To get seasoning to stick to baked fries, apply the seasoning and oil before cooking.

  Need a substitute and fast? I have personally experimented with dozens of egg substitutes for breading and frying chicken, vegetables, tofu, or whatever! This article is a list of the best options. In a rush? Here’s the short answer. The best egg substitute for frying is a flour and water slurry. Mix equal parts flour and water in a small bowl and whisk thoroughly. For a lighter consistency, opt for a 2:1 ratio of water to flour.   Heavy cream, milk, and ground flaxseed mixed with water are also great options. A note on my experiment After spending far too much time researching egg substitutes, I came up with a list of the most promising suggestions and tested them all. These egg substitutes are suitable for vegans, people allergic to eggs, or people who have just run out of eggs!