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OaktreeSenior Contributor
@MJG017
Hey guys,
MJG and I love hot chips, but they have to be good ones! Where in Australia can you get the best hand-cut hot chips? This is so that no matter where we go we can find the best hot chips! Mjg and I consider ourselves hot chip connoisseurs!!!
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OaktreeSenior Contributor
@MJG017
I don’t think that I am patient enough for your recipe
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OaktreeSenior Contributor
@rav3n
I have never put mine in the fridge before either. I think I want chips the day I want them and not 3 days from then
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MJG017Senior Contributor
@rav3n wrote:is it bad that i've never put them in fridge at all before? 😅 @MJG017 keen to see how it goes for you though!!
@rav3nI was told you should put them in the fridge to get the moisture out to make them crispier. 48 hours is a lot though 🙂
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MJG017Senior Contributor
@Oaktree wrote:I have never put mine in the fridge before either. I think I want chips the day I want them and not 3 days from then
@Oaktree @rav3n I usually blanch them, dry them, cook them in oil for a bit... put them in the fridge until dinner time, then cook them in very hot oil until golden. They usually come out looking a lot like yours Oaktree. I'm just far too curious to see what difference this marathon of a recipe makes. I kind of hope no much... that way I can just go back to the far quicker method! 😁
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rav3nSenior Contributor
ahhh that makes sense! @Oaktree @MJG017 I'll try keeping it in the fridge next time... hopefully I'll have the patience for it 😋
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Shaz51Senior Contributor
Yumm chips @MJG017 😊
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