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Easy Oven Fries Recipe and a Chicago Cutlery Giveaway!

September 19, 2012 By Dana White

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I shared last month that I’ve been selected as an ambassador for Chicago Cutlery knives.

Truly, these knives have been SO MUCH FUN to use over the past month.  The cutting and chopping and slicing and dicing around here rose to a fevered pitch as we did our all-veggies-for-two-looonnnng-weeks diet, and these knives were a huge help.

The handle design and ultra-sharp Japanese steel blades mean that I can  slice more quickly and precisely than I could with the knives I’ve always used before.

We’ve always loved this classic and simple oven fries recipe, but I’ve often just made the potatoes chunky.  With these knives, it was easy to be precise and cut thin and uniform slices.  This helped them brown more easily (and prettily) and Hubby commented (without ANY compliment-fishing from me) about how much more he liked the oven fries this way.

Oven Fries Recipe:

Ingredients

Potatoes (You can use any kind, but I like to use red potatoes, generally using one potato per person with a couple of extra to ensure there will be leftovers!)

Olive oil

Seasoning of choice (This can be fresh garlic, seasoning salt, salt and pepper, parmesan cheese, whatever sounds good to you!)

Instructions

Preheat the oven to 425 degrees.

Slice the potatoes thinly, turning the last section on its flat side to continue slicing.

Spread evenly on a baking sheet with a lip and drizzle with olive oil.

Sprinkle on seasoning.

Toss the potatoes right on the baking sheet to spread the oil and  seasoning evenly.

Bake in the pre-heated oven for 10-15 minutes or until golden brown and easily pierced with a fork.  (Or until they taste just right, which may mean you have to test them yourself several times.  Yum!)

Serve as a side dish with grilled chicken or steak.

There are really so many variations you can do with this.

And now for the giveaway!

~~~This giveaway has ended~~~

I’m so excited that one of you who comments will get to win your own Chicago Cutlery DesignPro Chef Knife with a retail value of $34!

All you need to do to enter the giveaway is leave a comment on this post!  One comment per person, and you can read my full giveaway policies here.  This giveaway will close on Monday, Sept. 24, 2012 at 9 p.m. Central time.  The winner will be chosen randomly via my “And the winner is . . . ” wordpress plugin.  The winner will have 48 hours to respond to the winning notification email or the prize will be forfeited and another winner will be chosen. (Giveaway is over, Winner was announced)

Sorry to my international friends, but this giveaway is only open to those in the continental U.S.

I wrote this review while participating in a Brand Ambassador Campaign by Mom Central Consulting on behalf of Chicago Cutlery and received products to facilitate my post and a promotional item to thank me for taking the time to participate.

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September 18, 2012 By Dana White 6 Comments

235shares 67 0 168 My Room-by-Room blogging friends and I are writing about garages and storage spaces today. When the time came that I could no longer put off writing this post (about one of my home’s most irritating spaces), I donned my dust mask and headed into the garage. Imagine my delight when I […]

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Master Bedroom Saga: Part Two (Decluttering a Bedroom)

September 17, 2012 By Dana White 7 Comments

172shares 139 0 33 Welcome back to my Master Bedroom Saga! Today I’m sharing Part Two: The Easy Stuff. Let me explain. Due to the fact that I’ve had to do it waaaayyyy more than the average person, I consider myself a decluttering expert.  Clutter prevention? I’m still working on that one.  But decluttering/recovering-a-room-that-has-again-suffered-a-stuff-explosion?  I’m […]

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How to Declutter Fast: Five Areas You Can Purge in a Hurry

September 16, 2012 By Dana White 63 Comments

5.6Kshares 3.5K 2 2.2K  Do you ever get the itch to declutter? Or maybe it’s the shakes.  I usually get this icky feeling right after I’ve been frantically searching for something that should have been easily found. I feel a sudden desperation  to declutter.  To declutter FAST.  As if my life (more likely my sanity) […]

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Taking Advantage of Every Opportunity to Declutter

September 13, 2012 By Dana White 2 Comments

300shares 261 0 39 We had a fun day today.  My second son turned nine and Grammy came down for his birthday dinner. As she left tonight, she loaded up her van . . . with stuff from my house. Stuff like: A sweet (but not really my style) framed picture that I’d borrowed for […]

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Waiting Until I NEED to Do It

September 12, 2012 By Dana White 13 Comments

113shares 104 0 9 I thought about titling this post: How to Separate the Pages of a Book that Have Been Stuck Together with Syrup for More than a Year. But I didn’t.  I was so excited to start back to BSF today.  BSF stands for Bible Study Fellowship and it’s an intense (and wonderful) […]

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The Master Bedroom Saga: Part One

September 11, 2012 By Dana White 23 Comments

101shares 84 0 17 I know. I find it difficult to believe as well. I’m talking about my master bedroom again. Here’s the thing.  We did pretty well during the summer on the house as a whole.  So far from perfect, but we were able to have friends over without it being a huge production. […]

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My Laundry Blind Spot

September 10, 2012 By Dana White 19 Comments

36shares 35 0 1 My master bedroom is . . . . clean. Like, normal person clean. No, it’s not a fluke.  I’ve spent the last two full weeks doing a major overhaul in there.  And as long as the door to the bathroom is closed, I’d almost let any random person see it. Almost. […]

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Another Veggieful Menu Plan

September 9, 2012 By Dana White 5 Comments

18shares 1 0 17I have officially made it through one full week of all-veggies-all-the-time. As I’ve reminded my husband, I can do this as long as he lets me be as sassy as I (feel the) need to be about it. We’ve been through this before, so a few things have been confirmed: It’s possible […]

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