Re: Freedom chips, was Digest Number 3117

[Guest guest]

deep frier!

L.

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> Oh, and you can make them on a Foreman Grill. Well, probably no one

> here has one, but you'd think there is a way to adapt this ... maybe into

> oven fries. If you baked thin potatoes long enough they'd get crispy?

>

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> http://www.321recipes.com/potato_george_foreman_recipe.html

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> Heidi Jean

[Guest guest]

I will say a hearty amen to that!

I have a mini deep fryer that does great fries, chips, and it produces a

tasty deep fried chicken with crispy skin without the use of flour.

(who hates top posting...hehehe)

On Thu, 18 Nov 2004 18:22:59 -0700

Lillig <catzandturtles@...> wrote:

> deep frier!

> L.

>

> >

> > Oh, and you can make them on a Foreman Grill. Well, probably no one

> > here has one, but you'd think there is a way to adapt this ... maybe into

> > oven fries. If you baked thin potatoes long enough they'd get crispy?

> >

> >

> > http://www.321recipes.com/potato_george_foreman_recipe.html

> >

> > Heidi Jean

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[Guest guest]

>>>Oh, and you can make them on a Foreman Grill. Well, probably no one

here has one, but you'd think there is a way to adapt this ... maybe into oven

fries. If you baked thin potatoes long enough they'd get crispy?<<<

I was going to buy a Forman Grill before I learnt that I didn't want to

drain the fat, afterall. Instead, I bought a flat sandwich press that I use a

lot as a frypan. It's great because it's deep enough to cook things in fat and

it cooks both sides at once. I normally tip it up and pour the fat and juices

over the meat and veg on the plate once it's cooked. It is good for cooking thin

veggie crisps. The only draw-back is that it's teflon coated :-(

Cheers,

Tas'.