Thanks to a few simple freezer techniques, I was enjoying ready-to-cook hash browns, scalloped potatoes, and French fries for months to come.

Can You Freeze Potatoes? The short answer—in case you haven't become acquainted with frozen french fries and tater tots—is a resounding yes.

How to Freeze Potatoes So They're Perfect for All Your Favorite Dishes You can keep frozen spuds fresh, flavorful, and ready for any meal.

Indeed, raw potatoes don’t freeze well; ice crystals rupture their cell walls, leaving them mushy once thawed—and many people think that means you cannot freeze potatoes. The secret to ...

Yes, you can freeze potatoes for up to three months, but you do need to prep them first. Taste explains how to safely freeze potatoes and mashed potatoes. Nina Husaric less than 2 min read August ...

If you find yourself opting for the savings of buying potatoes in bulk but can't seem to use them fast enough, you can freeze them. Here's how to do it.

Take the common French fry. Copying the magic of even a simple oil-cooked potato at home requires diligence, resources and certain flirtation with danger. Here is the food science you need to know ...

Fries are a delight, but pretty hard to execute well at home. Here are our tips for making the best french fries every time.