The most amazing and beautiful crisps you've ever seen?
Those beautiful and tasty crisps were made of these jewellery-like heritage potatoes harvested in my vegetable garden.
I started to grow these funny colour potatoes as an experiment last year because I wanted to write an article about Scottish heritage potatoes. The result was great! Not only that lots of delicious potatoes were harvested, my article was published both on a Chinese newspaper in the UK and in Taiwan. Someone told me that I even caused a small stir in Taiwan because after the article, people started looking for red and blue potatoes from their local supermarkets (and got frustrated, of course.
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Anyway, it is definitely worth growing your own potatoes, as it is one of the easiest vegetables to grow and they taste so much better than those available from the supermarkets.
Home-made Crisps
Ingredients
Potatoes, thinly sliced to 1-2mm (use a mandoline to achieve the best result) .
A lot of vegetable oil for deep frying.
Method
1. Heat oil in a deep-fryer to 185C. Fry potato slices in small batches. Once they start turning golden, remove and drain on paper towels. Continue until all of the slices are fried.
2. Pre-heat the oven to 130C.
3. Spread the crisps out evenly on a baking tray. Place in the oven and bake for 10 minutes.
4. Leave the crisps to cool on the tray before putting them in a container. The crisps will stay crispy up to 3 days.
Highland Burgundy. They are definitely my favorite! Their firmness and sweetness make them ideal for roast potatoes or crunchy crisps.


Blue crisps.





















Wild blackberries in the woods near where we live.






It's not bad to go green.*_^~








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However, it was a bit disappointing that I haven't found anything like it at the supermarkets or local bakeries in the UK. Thence, whenever I desire this cheesy treat, I'll bake some.
Fancy a bite?

















