Kenya ready to fry chips, or in some places ready to fry potatoes, though the latter is slang because the processed raw food can also come from sources such as milled corn, have emerged as valuable raw materials for foodies of well-prepared snacks out there in the world. Among European nations, Spain leads as the center of chips consumption with slightly more than 99 percent of the population having in one way or another included fried potatoes or any other kind of chips into their menus daily.
However lukewarm the idea may appear when first put, upscaling your ready to fry chips may make a notable difference to a food that will always remain a perennial favorite. It is possible to create more appeal by making the well-cut slices worthy of a great salad whether in dip fry or the traditional French fry.
One way to do this is to use crisp methods of cutting the produce, which can be either half cut or quarter cut, depending on size. There are even ways of adding designs to the cuts, whereby rather than going for the traditional horizontal slices of potato, you can have leaner or fatter forms that will make for salivating taste even when they have not yet tested the dip fry and turned to a gourmet’s favorite golden brown shade.
The second way is to add spice to the talk by having new varieties other than traditional potatoes for your ready to fry chips. First of all, there is the mutton which is popular in Asia, with its crisp brown look even before it begins to take form in deep fry conditioning. These meat-sourced kinds of ready to fry chips can be confused with potato crisps from far but then, the taste will always tell the difference especially for that culinary expert who can never get enough of tastes and delicacies without trying new ideas.
Another idea for scaling up your ready to fry chips is to bring them onto the table in sizable forms so that they can get ample sampling by various people. One such standard that is usually overlooked is to serve the raw snacks when they are chunky and fat. Actually, some folks go for these slabs as they reproduce the same form when they are on the table. There are even people who go to the kitchen ready to insert another kind of food in the middle just like you do a sandwich, with the most probable one being sandwiching a cut of bread between two fat chips.
The rest of the recipe for making your Kenya ready to fry chips unforgettable lies in obvious factors such as sourcing them from fresh family grower farms. Like anything else natural, all food that comes into the market in an export-quality form not only has long shelf-life but exceeds expectations.
Now that you have got your Kenya ready to fry chips, and are now ready to cast them one by one, two by two or whole into the boiling oil, how do you get ready to use them over the oven to maintain the raw look even under fried conditions? First of all, you ought to get your additives like salt, salad, ketchup and the like, handy and sprinkle the amount that you like. When done right, one thing will be for sure: you will always return for more from the same supplier.
In summation, the best uncooked chips that a home can give in their raw, unadulterated form can now receive value addition through just a number of upscaling methods to make these delicacies worthy of savoring at all times. At Selina Wamucii, providing the best variety of ready to fry Kenya chips from potatoes and other produce, all sourced from family growers is a job we enjoy.