This caramelized bacon onion dip is my families new obsession during the holidays. Its an easy starter that can be served with store bough chips, or you could make your own with this simple trick to making perfect potato chips.

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50 Comments

  1. You definitely have a rare talent when it comes to cooking, but I was just curious if you have tried drying out the potato slices before you fry them .

  2. There's a video somewhere that demonstrates potato + vinegar holds its shape waaaay better than without vinegar. It's proven. Adding that vinegar is actually significant.

  3. That looks more like a 1/16th to me. I'm pretty good at eyeballing measurements, cooking not so much.

  4. Im happy to see him using safety precautions I've seen many many chefs NOT do here on Youtube. Using the kevlar glove and being careful with a mandolin! I've seen SO many chefs emphasize how dangerous it is and do it bare-handed and as fast as possible. This guy is the real deal.

  5. You should use port wine tawny is way better taste and texture then the Spanish dry sherry. Make a video of this dish but using my idea. I would love to hear your opinion on it

  6. Looks amazing, I’m definitely going to try. One question is why add onion powder and garlic powder when using fresh garlic and onion?

  7. the mandolin made me laugh so hard with the protective glove, True story my family doctor that ive seen for 20 years, cut 3 of his finger tips off using a mandolin, he was rushed to the hospital and they succesfully re-attached his finger tips, and last time i saw him he said "my wife says im not allowed to help in the kitchen anymore"

  8. I make a dip with these exact ingredients but I’ve never put it in a food processor. I’ll have to try that. When people eat the dip, everything goes quiet!!

  9. I clicked the link for the recipe and that just links back to the video! Is there a written recipe anywhere?

  10. My only complaint about this video is that I wish you had separated the dip and chip portions so I wouldn't have to keep skipping to find the dip part. I'm just gonna buy the chips lol

  11. Looks good but the dip needs to be softer so spoons are not required to put the dip on the chip 😉

  12. Looking forward to making. I know yo have a link for recipe on your webpage however looks like you have to download a plugin to print. TOO much effort and had nothing but problems with those plugins. So make it a little easier to view and/or print recipe would be a suggestion

  13. Great recipe easy to follow and produces great tasting results with good texture to boot. With the onions we like to add some water and cover with a lid it causes the onions to breakdown the onions much quicker and carameralize move evenly, once softened remove the lid and continue as normal. For us on our cooker it takes 30 – 35 minutes to caramalize 1kg of pealed and chopped onions in a 12" stainless pan. For the bacon we use trim/offcut packs of "cooking bacon" rather than the more costly proper siled bacon, less than half the price of per kg of other packs. We also like to add cooked canned sweetcorn to the dip, most often we just make the "dip" and use it as a sandwich spread on good bread. Take care, God bless one and all.

  14. Alright everyone…I’m gonna throw down the Mother Of All Comments on here…. YOU HAVE NOT LIVED….until you try this… Oh Lordy Lord…This is so damned good that it should be a crime to make this… HUGE hit at a get-together we hosted…My eternal thanks to Chef Stephen for sharing his skills…I owe ya one Brutha….

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