Make crunchy potato chips perfect for snacking with this too-easy recipe from chef Curtis Stone. Simply slice your potatoes super-thin (Curtis uses a mandoline), give them a rinse, blanch in some water and vinegar, then fry them in hot oil. Season with a little sea salt and tuck into that crispy deliciousness.

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32 Comments

  1. Seems like a lot of effort when I can just get a big bag of Smiths chips on special for $2 at IGA

  2. Thank you for passing on your cooking skills…absolutely love your tips with fluffy scrambled eggs, poached eggs and fried eggs…Thanx Curtis..all tasted yummy!!

  3. Wow, this is awesome. Now I know why my chips never came out looking like that. Only the edges came out golden, the rest of the chip came out a little soft. and If I would leave it in, it would still never come out right.

    But now I see, you have to parboil them, and wash off the starch. Thank you for this!

    I'm going to grind up my own seasoning for my chips, and use this method to cook them.

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