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smelling the intoxicating aroma of garlic and onions
Well, I still can't think of anything so I guess I'll just eat a big old bowl of caramelized onion and garlic ๐คท๐ปโโ๏ธ
Add potato, done
Hmmm... So in an unrelated chain of events, I looked up how I could make sour cream and onion dip from scratch and it was pretty much just caramelizing onions and garlic and then adding sour cream. With the potato in chip form, got a solid snack goin'! ๐คค
See? Works every time
Thanks! Gonna try this after I learned to do microwave potato chips.
What now? I need to know more about this.
Thinly slice potato (1mm or less) with a mandoline at its thinnest setting. Lay out in a single layer on a microwave safe tray. Pat dry, then lightly oil every chip (this part I hate because it's labor intensive). Micro on high for 10 mins. Flip every chip. Microwave on high for another 10. Toss with whatever seasoning you like. Enjoy.
Chef John has the original.
Yep. Add some Italian/Tuscan seasoning and you've got ranch dip instead.
If you want an even easier version you can just use powdered onion and garlic salt.