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shoestring potatoes

plural noun

  1. long, sticklike slices of raw potato that are deep-fried until crisp.


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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of shoestring potatoes1

An Americanism dating back to 1930–35
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“Shoestring Potatoes Spilling Out of a Bag,” a stuffed canvas work that’s nearly 10 feet tall, is among the Oldenburgs at the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis.

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I’d stick instead to the fluke sautéed in browned butter and thyme, with a side of shoestring potatoes that seem out of place but are so good nobody is likely to complain.

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My local specialty market has a truffle ketchup that offers a tasty, if a little cloying, play on truffle fries when drizzled over some shoestring potatoes.

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Agora has its thumb-size lamb sausages, garnished with shoestring potatoes, made to its specifications by a butcher.

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The flavoring adheres to the sticks — which are a little like rough-textured shoestring potatoes made from a Frito-like corn product — and provides a good balance of chili and spice.

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