Vinegar on Hot Chips

[Everlovin' Antichrist]

Was great back in the 1970's when chips had flavour borne of using crap like lard to cook them in. Makes me long for the days when a trip to Richard's Sea foods for a bag of chips and vinegar was something worth looking forward to.

I don't bother much these days although I do like them occasionally on a Vegemite sandwich. Not with Vinegar though, that would be just weird.

 

[SpaceMonkey]

Was great back in the 1970's when chips had flavour borne of using crap like lard to cook them in. Makes me long for the days when a trip to Richard's Sea foods for a bag of chips and vinegar was something worth looking forward to.

I don't bother much these days although I do like them occasionally on a Vegemite sandwich. Not with Vinegar though, that would be just weird.

My grandparents owned a chippie in England before emigrating to NZ, and grandad would still coook fish and chips as a family dinner occasionally, I'm pretty sure he used beef dripping to fry them up. Always had a little bottle of malt vinegar on the table to drizzle over them too.

 

[coolsteve]

always thought vinegar was a poor mans lemon

 

[Foreign Legion]

Can't go wrong...still do

 

[SpaceMonkey]

always thought vinegar was a poor mans lemon

Difference is though it works on chips as well as fish. You only put lemon on the fish

 

[retch]

also known as a oven, albeit smaller than a normal one

They make a nice chip and a bit quicker than a normal oven.

 

[SpaceMonkey]

They make a nice chip and a bit quicker than a normal oven.

You're talking about those air fryers right? How exactly do they work, do they blast a constant stream of hot air over the food?

 

[retch]

You're talking about those air fryers right? How exactly do they work, do they blast a constant stream of hot air over the food?

Yes if you get the time right you get a crispy chip outside but still soft inside. They are a bit fat free too.

 

[kia ora storm]

Garlic Salt...end of story.

 

[11Straight]

Chips, chicken salt and vinegar was a staple diet for me as a kid.

 

[horrie hastings]

Garlic Salt...end of story.

Lol, when I was younger I used to sprinkle that on my steak when I was grilling it.