Grouse idea Col, people have made money out of more ridiculous ideas than thatblacklab99 wrote:Funny thing is Tex, it's not a weight thing, I'm built like a race horse !Texas wrote:Hey Col, PM me, I'll bring around a hamburger with the lot & minimum chips
If you put on weight, blame the salad dressing
Gra
Think it must be an age thing.
Thinking seriously, while I'm at it, installing a deep fryer on my bait board.
Now how fresh would that be, adding squid to the "pre prepared chips"
Col
Chips
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Completely agree.our local chipppery does that.after my dad catches his snapper we grab chips grom there.rb85 wrote:The old fish and chip shops that used to wash and cut their own spuds made a better chip than the bulk bought crap. Best seek out an old greek for some tips.
Tastes good
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Best chips I've ever eaten....(Heston Blumenthal's Triple Cooked Chips)
Place the cut chips into a bowl under running water for five minutes to wash the starch off.
Place cold tap water in a large saucepan and add the potatoes. Place the pan over a medium heat and simmer until the chips are almost falling apart (approximately 20– to 30 minutes, depending on the potato).
Carefully remove the cooked chips and place them on a cooling rack to dry out. Then place in the freezer for at least one hour to remove more moisture.
Heat a deep-fat fryer or a deep pan no more than half filled with oil (to a depth of around 10 centimetres) to 130ºC.
Fry the chips in small batches until a light crust forms (approximately five minutes), remove from the oil and drain on kitchen paper.
Put the potatoes on a cooling rack and place in the freezer for at least one hour. (At this stage, if you dont want to cook and serve immediately, the chips can be kept in the fridge for three days.)
Heat the oil in the deep-fat fryer or deep pan to 180ºC and fry the chips until golden (approximately seven minutes).Drain and sprinkle with sea salt.
Place the cut chips into a bowl under running water for five minutes to wash the starch off.
Place cold tap water in a large saucepan and add the potatoes. Place the pan over a medium heat and simmer until the chips are almost falling apart (approximately 20– to 30 minutes, depending on the potato).
Carefully remove the cooked chips and place them on a cooling rack to dry out. Then place in the freezer for at least one hour to remove more moisture.
Heat a deep-fat fryer or a deep pan no more than half filled with oil (to a depth of around 10 centimetres) to 130ºC.
Fry the chips in small batches until a light crust forms (approximately five minutes), remove from the oil and drain on kitchen paper.
Put the potatoes on a cooling rack and place in the freezer for at least one hour. (At this stage, if you dont want to cook and serve immediately, the chips can be kept in the fridge for three days.)
Heat the oil in the deep-fat fryer or deep pan to 180ºC and fry the chips until golden (approximately seven minutes).Drain and sprinkle with sea salt.
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Man id love to see the faces of some of the fitness freaks when they see this recipe..
On another note, fcuk dat for a meal of chips, straight to fish and chip shop for me.
One of the best chips ive had was from the fish and chips shop at malacoota
Im also a fan of sweet potato chips.
On another note, fcuk dat for a meal of chips, straight to fish and chip shop for me.
One of the best chips ive had was from the fish and chips shop at malacoota
Im also a fan of sweet potato chips.
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Just use vegetable oil....it sounds healthierpurple5ive wrote:Man id love to see the faces of some of the fitness freaks when they see this recipe..
On another note, fcuk dat for a meal of chips, straight to fish and chip shop for me.
One of the best chips ive had was from the fish and chips shop at malacoota
Im also a fan of sweet potato chips.
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I grow my own potato’s , absolutely nothing like the supermarket ones. Double bake em for Xmas dinners.
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English triple cooked chips is the best I have had by far. Get them in a good english pub and they will blow you away.
I bought an Air fryer its crap unless you down what you are cooking in oil and which point you are just as well off using the deep fryer.
I will admit I was conned by marketing bull, it is nothing more than a bulky paper weight.
I bought an Air fryer its crap unless you down what you are cooking in oil and which point you are just as well off using the deep fryer.
I will admit I was conned by marketing bull, it is nothing more than a bulky paper weight.
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It's 2018, how can you not have spell check in this day and age?smile0784 wrote:Depends.how much time.you have lol
If.you have 20 mins to prep them.do.it from scratch or if in a hurry frozen will survice
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:rofl:Kimtown wrote:It's 2018, how can you not have spell check in this day and age?smile0784 wrote:Depends.how much time.you have lol
If.you have 20 mins to prep them.do.it from scratch or if in a hurry frozen will survice