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 ;)

#colourred#11thJulyAs we know that beetroots are very healthy & one can put it in super food category. But to make kids eat beetroot is hard task. Beetroots do not come in favourite food list of almosteverbody. So I tried making chips which are favourite of all and can be enjoyed with dip, tea or as you like.

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

I seriously would have a better picture for you if my darling husband, teenager, toddler weren't eating it as fast as it comes. This is a huge hit. I opted homemade, as my husband and I have heart problems. I keep it low fat, low sodium for our sake.

Simple salt-flavored tortilla chips weren't available in my neighborhood before, so I've been making my own chips for a while. They're a hit when I serve them to guests with avocado dip, so this has been in my standard repertoire for 12 years.If you are using store-bought corn tortillas, cut them into triangles with scissors.In Step 3, if you find the tortilla mix hard to handle, coat your hands in oil and roll it into balls.Since the chips are served with dip, I didn't salt them. They are delicious when freshly fried, and simply flavored with salt and spices of your choice.Spread the mixture thinly for crispy results. Recipe by Brandy

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!

Perfect to serve on its own as a snack or as a side for any dish.

I love vinegar and salt potato chips this is a low carb version. I fried them in coconut oil.

A simple, old time dish. Invented in the early 1900's.

#indvseng.This my desi take on the classical British dish of fish and chips. They sell this dish world wide like a snack wrapped in news paper or as a fancy starter dish in restaurants. Perfect for an India VS England match isn’t it?

I bought five Chiquita bananas, only needed two, and remembered cookpad Member’s Minh recipe how to preserve them. So I put the sliced bananas in my kitchen dehydrator at 120F degrees to make smoked banana chips. Thank you, Minh.It is risky to smoke-dry fruits outside in this heat, besides I am using my outdoor dryer to dry green grapes, but the bananas get over ripe quickly and need to be processed. A great way to prevent food waste. I previously posted banana peel soup and banana peel bacon, see links in here.#GlobalApron

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 😊👌👊