potato chips Archives - Cooking 4 All Wed, 24 Mar 2021 15:37:00 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.5.2 https://cooking4all.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/cropped-favicon_bold-32x32.png potato chips Archives - Cooking 4 All 32 32 How to Make Your Own Chips https://cooking4all.com/how-to-make-your-own-chips/ Wed, 24 Mar 2021 15:37:00 +0000 https://cooking4all.com/?p=9648 We don’t know about you but, sometimes, when we cook our own unhealthy food at home, it makes us feel better about it being unhealthy. Because, after all, you do have more control over the process and can choose just how much oil and salt to use. Anyway, whether you’re deluding yourself into thinking making […]

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]]> We don’t know about you but, sometimes, when we cook our own unhealthy food at home, it makes us feel better about it being unhealthy. Because, after all, you do have more control over the process and can choose just how much oil and salt to use. Anyway, whether you’re deluding yourself into thinking making your own chips is better for you or just like the challenge of making things on your own that are typically store-bought, here are some tips on how to make your own potato chips.

Use Russet Potatoes

The best potatoes for homemade chips are russet potatoes, which have less moisture than other varieties, helping them get crispy without getting overcooked.

Slice Thin

One of the most important parts of getting your potato chips crispy is slicing them as thinly as possible. Using a mandolin is your best bet to get thin, even slices.

Rinse Twice

Rinsing your potato slices to get off the extra starch is a crucial step that will help the potatoes from caramelizing and browning too much before they get crispy.

Dry Well

Whether you use a salad spinner or pat dry, getting your potato slices fully dry before frying is crucial to avoid too much oil splatter.

Fry in Hot Oil

To get your chips properly crispy, you’ll want to fry them in oil at a temperature of 350°F to 360°F.

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]]> Celebrate These Food Holidays in March 2021! https://cooking4all.com/celebrate-these-food-holidays-in-march-2021/ Thu, 25 Feb 2021 11:40:43 +0000 https://cooking4all.com/?p=9326 March is just around the corner, and there are a bevy of food holidays that we can start to prepare to celebrate in the upcoming calendar month. Foodies who are looking to add a little bit of excitement to their schedule in the month of March should definitely make preparations to celebrate these upcoming holidays. […]

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]]> March is just around the corner, and there are a bevy of food holidays that we can start to prepare to celebrate in the upcoming calendar month. Foodies who are looking to add a little bit of excitement to their schedule in the month of March should definitely make preparations to celebrate these upcoming holidays.

National Peanut Butters Lovers Day: March 1st

Who doesn’t love peanut butter? This classic spread, made with ground-up peanuts and a little bit of sugar, is a favorite on sandwiches and in desserts. The first day of March provides us with an opportunity to make peanut butter cookies, a PB&J sandwich, or any other food you might like with peanut butter.

National Potato Chip Day: March 14th

Potato chips are one of our favorite snack foods, even though they might not be the fanciest or healthiest option. So be sure to take time to relax this Sunday with your favorite bag of potato chips or even making your own!

International Waffle Day: March 25th

March 25th is a Thursday in 2021, but that is no excuse for not making plans to celebrate International Waffle Day. This dish, which originated in Belgium, has spread throughout the world and features exciting combinations like chicken and waffles and waffles and ice cream.

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]]> Would You Try These Unique Potato Chips? https://cooking4all.com/would-you-try-these-unique-potato-chips-2/ Tue, 29 Dec 2020 14:40:00 +0000 https://cooking4all.com/?p=4825 Potato chips are one of the world’s most classic snacks. This humble creation of fried strips of potatoes, salted, and placed into a bag to be sold, has become a guilty pleasure for millions and millions all around the globe over the past century. With popularity comes ingenuity, and there’s no doubt that there are […]

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]]> Potato chips are one of the world’s most classic snacks. This humble creation of fried strips of potatoes, salted, and placed into a bag to be sold, has become a guilty pleasure for millions and millions all around the globe over the past century.

With popularity comes ingenuity, and there’s no doubt that there are plenty of out-of-the-box chip flavors out there now. Would you try these three flavors? 

Salt & Vinegar

Salt & Vinegar chips are actually one of the most popular flavors sold in the United States. We shouldn’t be surprised that vinegar would go well with potatoes, as dipping fried potatoes in malt vinegar is a classic part of English culinary tradition. 

Dill Pickle

Do you love the taste of dill pickles? If so, you can even eat them in potato chip form these days! Dill pickle chips take the garlicky and dill-forward flavor of this flavorful pickle variant and transfer them to the popular potato snack food. You won’t believe how good they are.

Roast Chicken

Roast chicken? That’s right! Potato chip makers in Canada and the United Kingdom are especially fond of this flavor, which attempts to invoke the flavor of a roast chicken on a potato chip. You’ll be amazed at how close this flavor comes to the real thing.

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]]> The Strangest Potato Chip Flavors From U.K. Brand “Walkers” https://cooking4all.com/the-strangest-potato-chip-flavors-from-u-k-brand-walkers/ Wed, 28 Oct 2020 21:05:00 +0000 https://stagingc4a.wpengine.com/?p=5900 Across the pond, Walkers is one of the leading potato chip brands. Of course, over there, they’re called “crisps.” These are some of the most unusual flavors you can get if you ever head to England. Roast Chicken Walkers offer a lot of meat-inspired chips. Roast chicken is one of the most popular flavors and […]

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]]> Across the pond, Walkers is one of the leading potato chip brands. Of course, over there, they’re called “crisps.” These are some of the most unusual flavors you can get if you ever head to England.

Roast Chicken

Walkers offer a lot of meat-inspired chips. Roast chicken is one of the most popular flavors and according to reviewers, they actually taste like the real thing.

 BBQ Pulled Pork Crisps

Walkers holds the “Do Us a Flavour” competition ever year. Fans can submit their ideas for a new flavor chip. Pulled pork won one year and even though it sounds strange, people love it.

Prawn Cocktail

Believe it or not, prawn cocktail is a staple flavor across the pond. Most assortment packs come with this flavor included, side by side with salt and vinegar, and cheese and onion.

Worcester Sauce Crisps

Worcester sauce is a quintessential British flavor. It goes well with meat and veg, and apparently also as a potato chip flavor.

Sausage Roll Flavor

The most recent addition to the Walkers inventory is sausage roll flavor chips. To be honest, that’s something we can get behind. After all, who doesn’t love a sausage roll?

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]]> Would You Try These Unique Potato Chips? https://cooking4all.com/would-you-try-these-unique-potato-chips/ Thu, 26 Mar 2020 06:40:00 +0000 https://stagingc4a.wpengine.com/?p=4825 Potato chips are one of the world’s most classic snacks. This humble creation of fried strips of potatoes, salted and placed into a bag to be sold, has become a guilty pleasure for millions and millions all around the globe over the past century. With popularity comes ingenuity, and there’s no doubt that there are […]

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]]> Potato chips are one of the world’s most classic snacks. This humble creation of fried strips of potatoes, salted and placed into a bag to be sold, has become a guilty pleasure for millions and millions all around the globe over the past century.

With popularity comes ingenuity, and there’s no doubt that there are plenty of out-of-the-box chip flavors out there now. Would you try these three flavors? 

Salt & Vinegar

Salt & Vinegar chips are actually one of the most popular flavors sold in the United States. We shouldn’t be surprised that vinegar would go well with potatoes, as dipping fried potatoes in malt vinegar is a classic part of English culinary tradition. 

Dill Pickle

Do you love the taste of dill pickles? If so, you can even eat them in potato chip form these days! Dill pickle chips take the garlicky and dill-forward flavor of this flavorful pickle variant and transfer them to the popular potato snack food. You won’t believe how good they are.

Roast Chicken

Roast chicken? That’s right! Potato chip makers in Canada and the United Kingdom are especially fond of this flavor, which attempts to invoke the flavor of a roast chicken on a potato chip. You’ll be amazed at how close this flavor comes to the real thing.

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]]> ersion="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> potato chips Archives - Cooking 4 All Wed, 24 Mar 2021 15:37:00 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.5.2 https://cooking4all.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/cropped-favicon_bold-32x32.png potato chips Archives - Cooking 4 All 32 32 How to Make Your Own Chips https://cooking4all.com/how-to-make-your-own-chips/ Wed, 24 Mar 2021 15:37:00 +0000 https://cooking4all.com/?p=9648 We don’t know about you but, sometimes, when we cook our own unhealthy food at home, it makes us feel better about it being unhealthy. Because, after all, you do have more control over the process and can choose just how much oil and salt to use. Anyway, whether you’re deluding yourself into thinking making […]

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]]> We don’t know about you but, sometimes, when we cook our own unhealthy food at home, it makes us feel better about it being unhealthy. Because, after all, you do have more control over the process and can choose just how much oil and salt to use. Anyway, whether you’re deluding yourself into thinking making your own chips is better for you or just like the challenge of making things on your own that are typically store-bought, here are some tips on how to make your own potato chips.

Use Russet Potatoes

The best potatoes for homemade chips are russet potatoes, which have less moisture than other varieties, helping them get crispy without getting overcooked.

Slice Thin

One of the most important parts of getting your potato chips crispy is slicing them as thinly as possible. Using a mandolin is your best bet to get thin, even slices.

Rinse Twice

Rinsing your potato slices to get off the extra starch is a crucial step that will help the potatoes from caramelizing and browning too much before they get crispy.

Dry Well

Whether you use a salad spinner or pat dry, getting your potato slices fully dry before frying is crucial to avoid too much oil splatter.

Fry in Hot Oil

To get your chips properly crispy, you’ll want to fry them in oil at a temperature of 350°F to 360°F.

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]]> Celebrate These Food Holidays in March 2021! https://cooking4all.com/celebrate-these-food-holidays-in-march-2021/ Thu, 25 Feb 2021 11:40:43 +0000 https://cooking4all.com/?p=9326 March is just around the corner, and there are a bevy of food holidays that we can start to prepare to celebrate in the upcoming calendar month. Foodies who are looking to add a little bit of excitement to their schedule in the month of March should definitely make preparations to celebrate these upcoming holidays. […]

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]]> March is just around the corner, and there are a bevy of food holidays that we can start to prepare to celebrate in the upcoming calendar month. Foodies who are looking to add a little bit of excitement to their schedule in the month of March should definitely make preparations to celebrate these upcoming holidays.

National Peanut Butters Lovers Day: March 1st

Who doesn’t love peanut butter? This classic spread, made with ground-up peanuts and a little bit of sugar, is a favorite on sandwiches and in desserts. The first day of March provides us with an opportunity to make peanut butter cookies, a PB&J sandwich, or any other food you might like with peanut butter.

National Potato Chip Day: March 14th

Potato chips are one of our favorite snack foods, even though they might not be the fanciest or healthiest option. So be sure to take time to relax this Sunday with your favorite bag of potato chips or even making your own!

International Waffle Day: March 25th

March 25th is a Thursday in 2021, but that is no excuse for not making plans to celebrate International Waffle Day. This dish, which originated in Belgium, has spread throughout the world and features exciting combinations like chicken and waffles and waffles and ice cream.

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]]> Would You Try These Unique Potato Chips? https://cooking4all.com/would-you-try-these-unique-potato-chips-2/ Tue, 29 Dec 2020 14:40:00 +0000 https://cooking4all.com/?p=4825 Potato chips are one of the world’s most classic snacks. This humble creation of fried strips of potatoes, salted, and placed into a bag to be sold, has become a guilty pleasure for millions and millions all around the globe over the past century. With popularity comes ingenuity, and there’s no doubt that there are […]

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]]> Potato chips are one of the world’s most classic snacks. This humble creation of fried strips of potatoes, salted, and placed into a bag to be sold, has become a guilty pleasure for millions and millions all around the globe over the past century.

With popularity comes ingenuity, and there’s no doubt that there are plenty of out-of-the-box chip flavors out there now. Would you try these three flavors? 

Salt & Vinegar

Salt & Vinegar chips are actually one of the most popular flavors sold in the United States. We shouldn’t be surprised that vinegar would go well with potatoes, as dipping fried potatoes in malt vinegar is a classic part of English culinary tradition. 

Dill Pickle

Do you love the taste of dill pickles? If so, you can even eat them in potato chip form these days! Dill pickle chips take the garlicky and dill-forward flavor of this flavorful pickle variant and transfer them to the popular potato snack food. You won’t believe how good they are.

Roast Chicken

Roast chicken? That’s right! Potato chip makers in Canada and the United Kingdom are especially fond of this flavor, which attempts to invoke the flavor of a roast chicken on a potato chip. You’ll be amazed at how close this flavor comes to the real thing.

The post Would You Try These Unique Potato Chips? appeared first on Cooking 4 All.

]]> The Strangest Potato Chip Flavors From U.K. Brand “Walkers” https://cooking4all.com/the-strangest-potato-chip-flavors-from-u-k-brand-walkers/ Wed, 28 Oct 2020 21:05:00 +0000 https://stagingc4a.wpengine.com/?p=5900 Across the pond, Walkers is one of the leading potato chip brands. Of course, over there, they’re called “crisps.” These are some of the most unusual flavors you can get if you ever head to England. Roast Chicken Walkers offer a lot of meat-inspired chips. Roast chicken is one of the most popular flavors and […]

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]]> Across the pond, Walkers is one of the leading potato chip brands. Of course, over there, they’re called “crisps.” These are some of the most unusual flavors you can get if you ever head to England.

Roast Chicken

Walkers offer a lot of meat-inspired chips. Roast chicken is one of the most popular flavors and according to reviewers, they actually taste like the real thing.

 BBQ Pulled Pork Crisps

Walkers holds the “Do Us a Flavour” competition ever year. Fans can submit their ideas for a new flavor chip. Pulled pork won one year and even though it sounds strange, people love it.

Prawn Cocktail

Believe it or not, prawn cocktail is a staple flavor across the pond. Most assortment packs come with this flavor included, side by side with salt and vinegar, and cheese and onion.

Worcester Sauce Crisps

Worcester sauce is a quintessential British flavor. It goes well with meat and veg, and apparently also as a potato chip flavor.

Sausage Roll Flavor

The most recent addition to the Walkers inventory is sausage roll flavor chips. To be honest, that’s something we can get behind. After all, who doesn’t love a sausage roll?

The post The Strangest Potato Chip Flavors From U.K. Brand “Walkers” appeared first on Cooking 4 All.

]]> Would You Try These Unique Potato Chips? https://cooking4all.com/would-you-try-these-unique-potato-chips/ Thu, 26 Mar 2020 06:40:00 +0000 https://stagingc4a.wpengine.com/?p=4825 Potato chips are one of the world’s most classic snacks. This humble creation of fried strips of potatoes, salted and placed into a bag to be sold, has become a guilty pleasure for millions and millions all around the globe over the past century. With popularity comes ingenuity, and there’s no doubt that there are […]

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]]> Potato chips are one of the world’s most classic snacks. This humble creation of fried strips of potatoes, salted and placed into a bag to be sold, has become a guilty pleasure for millions and millions all around the globe over the past century.

With popularity comes ingenuity, and there’s no doubt that there are plenty of out-of-the-box chip flavors out there now. Would you try these three flavors? 

Salt & Vinegar

Salt & Vinegar chips are actually one of the most popular flavors sold in the United States. We shouldn’t be surprised that vinegar would go well with potatoes, as dipping fried potatoes in malt vinegar is a classic part of English culinary tradition. 

Dill Pickle

Do you love the taste of dill pickles? If so, you can even eat them in potato chip form these days! Dill pickle chips take the garlicky and dill-forward flavor of this flavorful pickle variant and transfer them to the popular potato snack food. You won’t believe how good they are.

Roast Chicken

Roast chicken? That’s right! Potato chip makers in Canada and the United Kingdom are especially fond of this flavor, which attempts to invoke the flavor of a roast chicken on a potato chip. You’ll be amazed at how close this flavor comes to the real thing.

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