Do you eat fried potatoe with beer?

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Message AmberLarson 02:37 Tue 10/31/2017 Originally posted by RichTheVillan Johnny Potato Is it café? Right?
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Message GlasgowTAD beers 2015 º places 38 º 03:13 Tue 10/31/2017 Originally posted by AmberLarson Originally posted by GlasgowTAD Could try an air-fryer and covering the potatoes lightly in spray-oil? Thanks for reply. If honest, I haven't thought about an air fryer. Now reading about it here https://www.bestadviser.in/air-fryers and thinking to purchase. Do you use it? I have done before, but I am less health-conscious thus less willing to compromise on the full fat version :D Its difficult to get things crispy in an air fryer but the calorific savings are significant, as a trade-off.

Message AmberLarson 10:48 Tue 10/31/2017 Originally posted by GlasgowTAD Originally posted by AmberLarson Originally posted by GlasgowTAD Could try an air-fryer and covering the potatoes lightly in spray-oil? Thanks for reply. If honest, I haven't thought about an air fryer. Now reading about it here https://www.bestadviser.in/air-fryers and thinking to purchase. Do you use it? I have done before, but I am less health-conscious thus less willing to compromise on the full fat version :D Its difficult to get things crispy in an air fryer but the calorific savings are significant, as a trade-off. Understood
Message ebone1988 beers 2504 º places 24 º 13:33 Tue 10/31/2017
Message tricyclist beers 1125 º 19:14 Wed 11/1/2017 Soak the potatoe in either water or an ale/water mix with a Tbsp of salt. After a few hours, rinse and pat dry thoroughly. It’ll remove a lot of the starch in the potatoe and allow it to crisp up while baking in the oven. At least that works for me.