BUBBLE Potatoes Magically Self-Inflate 💨 Into a Crispy Snack


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  1. Marci S
    Marci S says:

    Way too much trouble for a few chips. I love potato chips and I’m sure I would love these but would be frustrated by the amount of time it would take to make enough to satisfy my cravings!😂

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  2. Carol Belle
    Carol Belle says:

    Have you tried making papas soufflé? If I recall correctly, this is pretty similar to that. I think there's a little less preparation, but there IS a double fry thing that makes the magic happen.

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  3. Amy Villani
    Amy Villani says:

    Emmy. I have to say, I've been Watching you since the beginning of your journey and your videos have really gotten awesomely entertaining AND educational. And I'm also from providence RI and you're great. Thank you for always being there on my spare time. My whole family loves watching you now 👏🏻❤

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  4. greyeaglem
    greyeaglem says:

    The cornstarch and egg white are meant to seal the edges so steam from the inside builds up. That's what causes the puffing. 300 is too cool of a temp for this. The ones that didn't puff somehow lost their seal and the steam escaped. Maybe letting them sit for a bit to develop the seal might help. I don't know, that's just a guess on my part.

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  5. MJ Remy
    MJ Remy says:

    1. Infomercial not a cooking channel.
    2. Egg white handling is truly gross. No chef does that. Use a gadget or use the egg shells. Pretty disgusting to watch.
    3. Not cute to make funny faces during a show. Reserve that for a teenage gaming audience.
    4. What a waste of potatoes to discard most of it to make perfect rounds. Why not cook the left overs too?
    5. Your oil is not hot enough and will soak into the potato round making for one greasy dish.
    6. Ditto for second round. Greasy potatoes, yuck.
    7. Who cooks with a thermometer stuck in pan continuously. Use common sense. This is not a science experiment!
    8. End result looks like failed won ton wrappers, Jacques would have a fit.
    9. Don't call us 'your lovelies'. Keep that for your pets and kids.
    10. Learn to cook and practice before you waste our time with amateur failed attempts. So keen on commercializing your channel but you have nothing to offer. Irritating as hell to watch.

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  6. Niki P
    Niki P says:

    These look SO tasty. Love it when there's puffed crisps in my bag of store bought and am tempted to give this a try. It does look like a massive hassle though. You said the Jules and Julia(?) method involved 2 pans of oil at different temperatures and was fiddly BUT, would it not be possible to cook them all then change the temperature of the oil and cook them again? One pan, no cornstarch glue…….
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  7. Ae
    Ae says:

    There is a Puerto Rican food called arepa that works with this puffy middle concept but it utilizes dough made with flour. The best ones are tiny ones in my opinion but people also make them quite large especially in street food settings. There are regular variations and coconut. They taste really good when done right.

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  8. so random
    so random says:

    you can make puff chips by soaking potato slices in water and baking soda for 5 minutes and fry them on high heat so they dont soak a lot of oil , its an italian recipe i believe

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  9. Goat Boy
    Goat Boy says:

    Good fun, they are fiddly to do.
    You could go a stage further & make Panipuri/Pani Puri, its a great puffed snack/street-food from India where you stuff the puffed up ball & serve it with a Pani, which like a thin soup/vegetable stock. Really delicious.

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  10. ExtraordiNoory
    ExtraordiNoory says:

    Those first few seconds of the video are very dangerous.. using the mandolin without the guard sent me to the hospital one night after almost slicing the tip of my index off.. it was horrible and it only took one slip. Please please PLEASE make sure to use a guard with the mandolin because you will hurt yourself badly!

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