Pretty simple-just slice the taters really thin (I use a mandoline,) soak them in cold water awhile to get some of the starch out, and fry them at about 360* until they're done. I seasoned these with sea salt, cracked pepper, and dill.Let’s hear more about those homemade kettle chips. Great looking plate!
Pretty simple-just slice the taters really thin (I use a mandoline,) soak them in cold water awhile to get some of the starch out, and fry them at about 360* until they're done. I seasoned these with sea salt, cracked pepper, and dill.
I don't think it's necessary at all as thin as they are. I usually double-fry my French fries, but it doesn't seem to matter with the chips. Soaking them in water awhile makes a difference, though. The other thing that makes a difference is to not try to fry too many at once or they tend to clump up.Never tried my hand at home made chips and was thinking bout trying it. You ever parboil them 1st to get rid of some of the starch and soften em up a bit before deep frying?
Bratwust, peppers, and onions grilled with beer. Homemade kettle chips. good.
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It didn't take me long to doze off after I ate a bait of 'em.I had a hankerin' for something but I didn't know what it was. Now I do! That looks slap you to sleep good Hillbilly.
It didn't take me long to doze off after I ate a bait of 'em.