Mark Parrott
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Apparently, if you soak sweet potato chips in water for 45 mins before cooking, they will come out crispy. Going to try this tonight.🙂
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Crispy sweet potato chips
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Mark Parrott
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We will use our air fryer 🙂
Mark Parrott
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Just eaten them. I've got to say, these are the best sweet potato chips I've ever had. They definitely crisped up more than without soaking them. So, l definitely recommend giving them a good soaking.
Martin Canty
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Mark, you have got me interested in the Air Fryer..... Is it a good alternative to deep frying but without all the oil? Being on a Ketogenic Diet I want to be very careful about what oil to use, besides, my wife would freak if I started using Lard in my deep fat fryer (like our parents used to do)!!!
Mark Parrott
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I wanted to try lard in the deep fat fryer, but just couldn't bring myself to do it. Our air fryer is brilliant. It's only a cheapy we got off eBay (brand new) for about £30 but it does the job. We use olive oil for the chips. Just put the chips in a bag with a bit of oil & shake them, them straight in the air fryer. Also coated them with Cajun spices.
Our air fryer is brilliant. It's only a cheapy we got off eBay (brand new) for about £30 but it does the job. We use olive oil for the chips. Just put the chips in a bag with a bit of oil & shake them, them straight in the air fryer. Also coated them with Cajun spices.- Status