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18/5/2009 at 5:27pm
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dus anyone know how to cook chips in a double skillet ?


18/5/2009 at 6:24pm
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If you are talking about oven chips it's very easy.  Wipe boths sides of skillet with a little bit of oil.  Pre-warm both sides of skillet, put in chips and cook on a very low flame ( if using as an oven the key seems to be keeping the flame at alow setting).  Turn the skillets over and give the chips a shake every five mins or so.

If you are talking about fresh chips and deep fat frying i'm not sure i would fancy the risk.

Hope this helps,

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18/5/2009 at 6:44pm
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firstly cook your chips in water for about 15 mins,then cool in cold water,dry off with kitchen towel,put a lttle oil in the skillet on a medium heat toss the chips in and turn regulary till cooked and golden brown,drain any exccess oil on a paper towel,sprinkle with a little salt and vinegar,....... loverly on thick bread and butter for a saanni, I like stong pickled onion vinergar on chips.

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19/5/2009 at 10:19pm
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thanx folks, will giv it a wirl.let u no ow i get on tho i m8 try em at ome first just 2 b on the safe side .xxxx


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Join pans together - warm them - very lightly oil both pans - add spuds ..... cut into small cubes - as wedges - or normal chips ....
 
Cook on med heat, turning from time to time .... nice to add red onion .... you know when there done, the pan feels a lot lighter and the spuds don't thud as you turn them lol
 
Most times we don't even bother to peel the spuds ..... chop and cook lol
 
Take about 20-30 mins to cook
 
 


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mmm...think that sounds pretty easy .will try out soon.tells u in instructions that u can cook chips but not ow 2 do them ...let u no ow i get on.thnks .ps will try the onion mmmm !



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