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Contrary to what you might expect, salmon skin chips aren't fishy at all. When you crisp them up in oil, they retain a mellow salmon flavor with a crunch that rivals any chip. The holidays are a time for everyone to gather 'round and appreciate the simple beauty of being together. And what better way to do so than by starting a new tradition?

A little salt is added to balance out the sweetness, and vanilla extract is often used to add additional flavor. Make taco meat ahead of time or make it meatless with canned beans. You can opt for a layered salad or let the family make their own with corn chips, guacamole, chopped tomatoes, shredded cheese, beans, olives and salsa. Top the salad off with a dressing, like a simple squeeze of lime and olive oil or stir taco seasoning into ranch dressing for a creamy topping. To make homemade corn tortillas, you’ll need a kind of flour called masa harina. Most supermarkets and grocery stores carry masa harina, but if you can’t find it there, stop by your local Mexican market.
Cherry and Chocolate Ice Cream Pie
The perfect gift for birthdays, parties, holidays, and more. Charles Chips Potato Sticks are the perfect snack for anytime of day. The veggie- and cheese-obsessed lady behind the food blog Zestful Kitchen, Lauren Grant is a trained Culinary Scientist and Journalist. She is a blogger, writer, recipe developer, and self-taught photographer.
Dip a metal spoon into the hot candy mixture and drop a small amount into the cold water. Let the candy cool, then remove it from the water. The candy will have a different consistency depending on its sugar stage. Many candy recipes require a candy thermometer to help gauge the consistency of the sugar syrup. There are candy thermometers that attach to the side of your saucepan, as well as candy thermometers with a probe that you insert into your candy mixture.
Chipotle lime corn cobs
After years of working in professional kitchens, Lindsay traded her knives in for the pen. If you accidentally burned the caramel, it can turn into a sticky mess. Fill the pot with water and bring it to a boil on the stovetop. Use a wooden spoon or heat-resistant spatula to loosen the bits from the sides and bottom.
These zesty peppers from Eat.Drink.Smile blend three cheeses in a handy, edible jalapeño for a bite-sized Mexican appetizer. Scrape out most of the seeds if you aren’t a hot-and-spicy fan. These super easy recipes are almost as easy as boiling water.
Peanut Butter Logs
I immediately popped them into a shallow container filled with a sugar-cinnamon mixture and gave them a good coat of sweetness. Then, I reduced the heat and added flour to the simmering mix. They were tasty, but they seemed more like cooked potatoes, not fried ones, depending on the slice's thickness. The chips stuck together a bit during the cooking process. I'm a big fan of potato chips so I had high expectations for this one.
Next, I rinsed the potatoes in cold water to remove excess starch. If I were to make these again I'd use milk-chocolate chips since I think they'd pair better with the pecan. Lastly, I stirred in the chocolate chips and pecans. These baked tortilla chips are seasoned with The Pioneer Woman Tex Mex seasoning blend.
Mexican Stuffed Peppers
While fudge, chocolate truffles and caramel are some of the most popular types of homemade confections, candy comes in all shapes and sizes. Some candy recipes are hard to categorize, like these easy Cream Cheese Candies, but many of the most popular homemade candies fall into the following categories. Beyond these, some candy is seasonal—for inspiration, check out our Christmas candy recipes and Halloween candy recipes.
For a more pronounced curry flavor in this dip, make it a day in advance. This is one of those recipes that’s better the next day. Once you taste this fabulous dip, you might only grab the ready-made French onion dip when you’re in a pinch. While it takes a little longer to make, this is one scratch-made version of store-bought food that’s worth every ounce of effort. Creamy, salty and spicy, this chip dip checks all the boxes.
It’s great with crackers, chips, and crudites, but I also don’t mind enjoying it as-is with a spoon. Dessert fanatics will go gaga for this sweet and salty treat. These brownies are packed with not just chocolate, but also bacon… lots and lots of it. Looking for a sweet and salty treat to munch on while watching your favorite Netflix series? Look no further – bacon brittle is all you need. But it adds layers of flavors and textures by mixing in crispy, salty, and smokey bacon crumbles.
What will make that experience even more amazing, though, is if you top the donut with bits of crunchy bacon. No two words in the dictionary describe ultimate satisfaction better than chocolate and bacon. You know what will make vegetables more tolerable to kids?
If at any time the ice cream becomes too hard, place it in the refrigerator until it becomes soft enough to beat, and then continue the process. What makes air-fryer apple chips such a great healthy snack option is that they’re budget friendly and naturally sweetened! They crisp up in just 15 minutes, making them the perfect afternoon treat. Homemade tortilla chips are best served fresh—straight from the fryer or oven. But if you made too many or you’re saving them for later, the fried tortilla chips can be stored in a paper bag or airtight container for up to one week.

They definitely would've been better had I been able to more perfectly slice each chip, but I did my best. I then proceeded to toss them in a teaspoon of olive oil and season them with salt and pepper. But only if I was trying to be more healthy and wanted an alternative to a heavier, heartier potato side dish. I cooked them for 15 minutes in total, shuffling the basket halfway through. Once cooked, I seasoned them with a sprinkle of more salt. They looked golden and crispy, but lacked that true crunch of a fry that's been deep-fried.
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