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WANT
FRIES WITH THAT?
Hot, salty and
golden brown, nature’s perfect food, the French fry, goes
with just about everything you can imagine. And now that our
nation’s put that ugly “Freedom Fries” foolishness in the
past, it’s time to celebrate the finest, funnest fries
Boston has to offer.
- BOSTON BEER WORKS
61 Brookline Ave., 617-536-1337; 110 Canal St.,
617-896-2337. BBW offers enough delicious variations of
rough-cut, skin-on fries to satisfy everyone in your
dining party: fiery fries, cheese fries, chili fries, sour
cream and chive fries, gravy fries, sweet potato fries,
and, my favorite, the classic steak fries.
- SUNSET GRILL & TAP
130 Brighton Ave., Allston, 617-254-1331. Primarily
known for its many beers from around the world, Sunset
also has some delicious fries to soak up all that brew.
The sour cream and chive fries are a popular choice, but
it’s the fun-to-look-at (and eat) curly fries that score
highest.
- LEGAL’s TEST KITCHEN
Logan International Airport Terminal A, 617-568-1888.
Wait a second—going to the airport for fries? It makes
more sense when you consider that’s where Legal’s Test
Kitchen is, and that one of the new tasty recipes they’ve
worked up is for the delicious rosemary parmesan French
fries.
- STELLA
1525 Washington St., 617-247-7747. A hip Italian joint
may not seem the logical place to find French fries. But
consider that Stella’s Tuscan fries are hand-cut Idaho
potatoes served with pequillo peppers, parmesan cheese,
salt, pepper, garlic and vinegar, and you’ve got a vibrant
taste you’re unlikely to find anywhere else.
- McDONALD’S
various locations. Gourmets can decry this selection
all they want, but can anything compare to the salty,
greasy crispiness of a good batch of McDonald’s fries?
There’s a reason they’ve sold about 80 bazillion of them,
folks.
—Josh B. Wardrop.
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