I need to know how:-

[Philtor]

tried literally most of the ranges and tbh most are terrible ! gotta admit not tried them so may give em a go i can say for sure the best ready made ones i tried are the these

https://www.tesco.com/shop/en-GB/products/314933167

I will be ‘testing’ them too

 

[aVdub]

Bet the OP forgot they posted this

 

[Fluke?]

Could someone please send this thread to KFC cos they sure as heck need to sort out their chips.

 

[chili]

Bet the OP forgot they posted this

Nope am still here

 

[Malevolence]

How much time have you got?

 

[Philtor]

They are not chips - they are potato wedges imo.

 

[ColdAsIce]

Maris pipers cut in chip size of your choosing. Place in large bowl, pat dry. Drizzle olive oil, salt, pepper, smoked paprika. Mix it all together. Coat with thin layer of corn starch. 20 mins highest setting in air fryer. Enjoy.

 

[Zefan]

Maris pipers cut in chip size of your choosing. Place in large bowl, pat dry. Drizzle olive oil, salt, pepper, smoked paprika. Mix it all together. Coat with thin layer of corn starch. 20 mins highest setting in air fryer. Enjoy.

Not washing them though?
I'd wash them if I were you
Clean chips is best chips

 

[ColdAsIce]

Not washing them though?
I'd wash them if I were you
Clean chips is best chips

Yea had meant to add that step. Rinse / wash in the bowl then pat dry.

 

[NetMan]

pat dry

Just stick them in an air fryer for a bit that will dry them, then either add the oil and throw them back in the air fryer or deep fry them.

The frozen beef dripping chips are yum so you could try using beef dripping instead of oil if you want flavour over healthy eating.

 

[vectisitch]

All these seed oils recommendations ‍. Seed oils are the worst thing you can put in your body other than sugar. Nature really cocked up by making everything bad for you taste so good.

 

[vectisitch]

Just stick them in an air fryer for a bit that will dry them, then either add the oil and throw them back in the air fryer or deep fry them.

The frozen beef dripping chips are yum so you could try using beef dripping instead of oil if you want flavour over healthy eating.

Beef dripping is good for you. We have been lied to 9ver how bad animal products are. Cholesterol us bad for you ect. All lies. We need cholesterol

 

[pre]

Does it still count as a fry if it's roasted/air fried and not cooked in a vat of oil for purposes of making it crispy?
Oddly enough roast potatoes whether cut up or small cubes have tended to be the most crunchy of potato forms for me.

 

[~>Dg<~]

All these seed oils recommendations ‍. Seed oils are the worst thing you can put in your body other than sugar. Nature really cocked up by making everything bad for you taste so good.

pretty true but you wont EVER make a chip as good in a airfryer . frying chips in oil is king.

 

[DJMK4]

Marco pierre white on "chips"

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"my favourate chip of all..........is a chip shop chip"


Very serious talking about chips

 

[Vestas]

Bit late for the thread but I've used this guy's method for a while now. Its a bit of a faff but it produces crispy chips which stay crispy even if you have to keep them warm for a while (small fryer here).

I don't rinse them like he says - I put the chips in a sink of water, leave them for 20 mins then rinse by adding more water as the sink drains. When you parboil the water should stay mainly clear.

Edit - our fryer is a bit dodgy at keeping temperature under 130C so that's the temp I used for first fry.

Jeremy Lee’s chips with everything

So familiar, so seemingly simple, and when good they put a smile on a face as big as can be

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