Patso: A Turkish-Inspired Sandwich
French fries are a popular snack all over the world, although they are often prepared slightly differently depending on where in the world you are. During a visit to Turkey, I had the chance to sample a local street food called patso, which is a Turkish sandwich stuffed with French fries. Let me show you my own version of this delicious snack.
Cook Time
Prep time: 5 min
Cook time: 15 min
Ready in: 20 min
Yields: 1 serving
Ingredients
- 6-inche baguette
- 150 grams French fries
- 6 slices cheese
- 1 tablespoon butter, optional
- ketchup
- mayonnaise
- cooking oil
For Preparation:
- 1 medium plate
- 1 small plate
- knife
- measuring spoons
For Cooking:
- fry pan
- grill pan
- tong or skimmer spoon
- bowl or plate
Instructions
- Heat oil in a frying pan. Double-fry French fries until golden brown. Season with salt. Set aside.
- Slice bread, stuff it with cheese, and spread butter on the outside surface of the bread. Toast it using a grill pan or panini press.
- Once the bread is toasted, remove it from the pan or press.
- Assemble the patso sandwich. Stuff the baguette with fries.
- Drizzle mayonnaise and ketchup on top of the fries.
- Serve it with your favorite drinks.
Step-by-Step Procedure: Patso
Tips and Techniques
- Double-frying achieves a crunchier texture.
- Use salted or unsalted butter.
- Replace baguette with a soft bread roll.
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Comments
- AUTHOR
Hi Pamela,
Thank you! I hope you try it. It's really easy to make.
This sounds good to me and I appreciate the recipe.
- AUTHOR
Hello Ellen,
If you love fries, this is the best for you.
- AUTHOR
Hi Louise,
If you like eating sandwich and fries, this is the best recipe for you.
Sounds very different and very addictive.
I like the sound of this, thankyou for sharing this. =)
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