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what potatoes for chips with skins on?

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  • 26-03-2016 8:50pm
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    f140
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    love homemade chips but am very lazy when it comes to pealing the skins of potatoes. what are the best potatoes to use for chips where you could leave the skins on and fry them?


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    david65
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    my choice is roosters, the skin becomes nice and crispy!


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    Zelda247
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    Absolutely Roosters


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    Subcomandante Marcos
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    3rd for roosters.

    Irish whites and maris pipers are good for chips but the skins are very thin, roosters have a very robust skin which will become very crispy.

    Golden Wonders would be a good choice too.


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    mansize
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    Roosters but you gotta peal!!!


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    OldBean
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    Cyprus if you can get them.

    If you're Dublin based, the greengrocer in Stoneybatter usually has a stock of them, as well as the one over on Wexford St.


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    Speedwell
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    Mmmm, now I want to go cook a batch of skin-on chips. My Irish husband would plotz but I'm a crazy Yank. :)


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    Subcomandante Marcos
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    Speedwell wrote: »
    Mmmm, now I want to go cook a batch of skin-on chips. My Irish husband would plotz but I'm a crazy Yank. :)

    Cut them thick, fry them twice and when you're done sprinkle them with sea salt and some fried rosemary (just threw a few sprigs into the frier for a few seconds before or after the chips to crisp up and then pull the leafy bits off and sprinkle over the chips).


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