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Red Robin Bottomless Steak Fries

Red Robin Bottomless Steak Fries
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Prep 15 min Cook 30 min Serves 4

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Red Robin Bottomless Steak Fries

Red Robin's famous bottomless steak fries are thick, crispy, seasoned wedges that you can now make in unlimited quantities at home — no refill needed.

Easy Prep: 15 min Cook: 30 min Total: 45 min4 servings ~$3.50/serving
Prep15 min
Cook30 min
Total45 min
Servings
4
At home~$3.50/serving
vs
Restaurant~$15.75/serving
You save ~78%

The Story Behind the Recipe

Red Robin's famous bottomless steak fries are thick, crispy, seasoned wedges that you can now make in unlimited quantities at home — no refill needed.

Nutrition Facts

Per serving (4 servings)
Calories380
Total Fat18g
Total Carbs50g
Dietary Fiber5g
Sugars1g
Protein5g
Sodium400mg

* Estimated values based on standard recipe preparation. Actual values may vary.

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Instructions

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Pro tip: This recipe tastes even better the next day. The flavors need time to meld together in the fridge.
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Storage: Keeps in an airtight container in the fridge for up to 2 weeks. Freezer-friendly for up to 3 months.
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Red Robin Bottomless Steak Fries

Prep time: 15 minutes Cook time: 30 minutes Servings: 4 servings

Red Robin’s bottomless steak fries are the original unlimited side. Thick, seasoned potato wedges served in a wire basket, and they just keep coming. The fries are thick-cut wedges with the skin on, seasoned with a garlic-paprika blend, and fried until the outside is crispy while the inside stays fluffy and potato-y.

This baked version gets you 90% of the way there without a deep fryer. The trick is soaking the cut potatoes in cold water to remove surface starch, drying them thoroughly, and baking at high heat. The starch removal prevents them from sticking to the pan and helps the exterior crisp up.

Steak Fry Technique
  • Soak and dry. Soaking removes starch that would otherwise make the fries soft and sticky. Drying them is equally important — wet potatoes steam instead of roast. Pat them bone dry before oiling.
  • Don’t overcrowd the pan. Space between fries allows hot air to circulate. Overcrowded fries steam each other and stay limp. Use two baking sheets if needed.
  • Skin on is essential. The potato skin adds flavor, texture, and structure. It crisps up in the oven and gives each wedge a rustic, steakhouse-quality look.
Truly Bottomless at Home

Red Robin’s steak fries are “free” with any burger ($12-16). Four large potatoes cost about $3, and you can make as many batches as you want — that’s truly bottomless. Serve with Red Robin’s campfire sauce: equal parts mayo and barbecue sauce with a dash of chipotle.

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Make It Healthier

Love Red Robin Bottomless Steak Fries but want a lighter version? Try these simple swaps:

  • ✓Air-fry or bake the fries instead of deep-frying to significantly reduce fat.
  • ✓Reduce the amount of oil used by half and spray potatoes lightly.
  • ✓Cut potatoes into thinner matchsticks for a crispier texture with less oil.
  • ✓Make your own healthier dipping sauce with Greek yogurt instead of ranch or campfire sauce.

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