I got a good harvest of different kinds of potatoes from the garden so decided to make some colorful chips! You can of course use whatever types of potatoes you like.Frying the chips along with fresh thyme and/or rosemary makes your plain, old potato chips feel just a bit more fancy ;)

my boys love these for a munch lol :-)

In my opinion these are way tastier than potato chips. The cassava cooks up crispier so they taste more like a kettle cooked chip.The ingredient list is basic. You just need an amount of oil for a deep fryer and salt is simply added a little bit at a time. No need to measure anything!

It's easy to do & finger licking yummy chips which is an alternative to potato chips.

#deepfriedA spicy twist to the regular fries. Enjoy this twist which my kids keep demanding every now and then.

I like to make cheese n onion flavour from onion powder, salt and nutritional yeast as my son can't tolerate store bought due to allergy to dairy. They taste great!

Cooked this way, your chips will be nice and fluffy on the inside, with a lovely crispy skin. Beautiful

I love the salty butter flavor of "Osatsudoki" snacks, and wondered if I could recreate it at home. I gave it a try and my family loved it.☆So I published the recipe.If you slice the sweet potato too thick, it's difficult to quick-fry. Please be sure to adjust the flavor in Step 1. I added salt last, and it was nothing but a lump of salt in the end.I'm scared of flying hot oil, so I combined the oil and the sweet potato together.The oil doesn't have to be pre-warmed for you to be able to quick-fry. Recipe by Nyakun

I love this chips I try not to use oil at old so far it works

One of my sons is poorly this week so I'm concentrating on cooking lots of comfort food - and who doesn't find hot crispy chips with salt, vinagre and heaps of tomato sauce comforting??!! I don't like frying chips in tons of oil, but they taste just as good cooked like this in the oven and are much healthier too. And since basically they just cook themselves, the hardest part is peeling them 😊👌👊

When I added soy sauce, these became even tastier than I expected!!They were also a hit with my friend, and when I shared the recipe with her, her family also raved about them.Could it be that soy sauce is the taste of comfort for Japanese people?!- If sliced too thinly, the chips will be too oily, so slice to a substantial thickness.- To drain the excess oil, spread on a sheet of newspaper.- Adjust the amount of sauce to the sweetness of the potato, or to whatever you prefer.- If deep-fried for too long, they'll become bitter, so be careful!! Recipe by uche

My husband and I love fish and chips, so we've been looking through various recipes. We couldn't get ahold of cod this time, so we used swordfish instead. You can use flounder, halibut, or other white fish. Remove the skin and bones!If you couldn't find dark beer, you can use normal beer. The key is to use chilled beer. Enjoy leftover beer in the kitchen while cooking (lol). Just be careful not to get drunk. This time, I made these fish and chips in a Dutch oven with my husband. I made this recipe to deep-fry the ingredients in the normal way, but if you have a Dutch oven, place the ingredients in heated oil, cover them with a lid, and leave it over very low heat for about 7 minutes. Then remove the lid, deep-fry over hight heat, and they're done. Recipe by Gaserisa