Seabrook Loaded Fries Cheese & Bacon Flavour Box of 60 bags (10 x 6 bags x 19g)

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When cooking the bacon, cook it to your level of preferred crispness. And bacon is something that should me measured by your heart, so if you want to double the amount of bacon you use, don’t let me stop you! How to cook your fries Return the chips and cook for 1 minute, then remove the paddle and sprinkle the cheese over the top of the chips.

I love chilli cheese fries - Perfect Crispy Syn Free Chips, topped with chilli, cheese, chopped fresh tomatoes, fire-roasted chillies and spring onion. Served alongside crisp lettuce and some yummy soured cream - what more could one ask for?Instead, look to the chip world’s extremes. What you need as a base for your load is either thin french fries (squeezed between two fingers they form a convenient fanned scoop) or for heavier, wetter loads, glassy, crunchy, triple-cooked chips (they are more robust and have a slower rate of absorption).

Drizzle With Thin Mayonnaise: If you’re a fan of mayonnaise, mix mayonnaise with a just a bit of milk to make thin mayonnaise to drizzle all over your chips. I LOVE garlic sauce, so I do drizzle some of that on top. Cheese: I used cheddar cheese but you can you any type of cheese you prefer. Cheeses like cheddar cheese and mozzarella will melt when heated in the oven, being super stringy when pulling out chips.Remove the cooked chips from the oven and sprinkle over the grated cheese and sliced spring onions. Scatter over the bacon bits. Once the chips are done, sprinkle them with mozzarella or cheddar cheese, then add the bacon lardons on top.

Usually made with frozen oven chips or french fries, but you could use any potato cut: potato wedges, curly fries, Parmentier potatoes or even sweet potato fries would work well. Don't be afraid to experiment with different types of cheese to find the perfect one for your needs. Veggie lasagne fries: “Firstly, apologies to anyone remotely connected to Italy,” says Evans as she explains this redeployment of leftover meat-free bolognese made with a 50:50 red lentil and minced soy protein mix. For two people, make or buy 450ml of béchamel (see above), add 125g each of mozzarella and cheddar, and prepare 500g of chips. Cook three lasagne sheets (“green spinach ones look great”), and, making two horizontal and two vertical incisions, cut each into nine pieces. In a dish, repeatedly layer the fries, pasta pieces, bolognese and béchamel. Top with the remaining cheese sauce, plus parmesan, mozzarella and cheddar. “Grill until bubbling,” says Evans, who, to bring a modicum of “freshness” to this carb’n’dairy doozy, adds chopped chives and flat-leaf parsley. Keep an eye on the broiler— a broiler can work fast, so watch the cheesy fries closely so they do not burn

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Chilli cheese dirty fries – top the fries with a homemade chilli, cheese and sprinkle over some jalapeños Or instead of using frozen oven chips, make homemade cheesy chips from scratch. See our advice for making chunky air fry chips, then finish them off with cheese and bacon in the oven. Bacon Lardons When the chips are cooked, reheat the stir fry mixture for 1 to 2 minutes and add the cooked chips and mix together. Add the remaining teaspoon of Cajun seasoning and mix until evenly distributed. Place the mixture in an ovenproof dish, sprinkle with chopped spring onions and top with grated cheese. Cook in the oven until the cheese has melted. Starchy potatoes are best for fries and chips because they have a soft, dry texture. This means you can get them nice and crisp on the outside but they’ll still be nice and fluffy in the centre.

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