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Juan Martin del Potro shares his step-by-step recipe for making homemade Pringles using turnips. While the flavor won't be exactly like the original due to the absence of additives and flavor enhancers, this recipe is a fun and creative way to make your own crispy snack at home.
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Buy a well-ripened turnip and scrape off the peel using a spoon.
Place the peeled turnip in hot brine for 10 minutes.
Slice the turnip thinly using a mandoline slicer.
Dry the slices with a kitchen towel or cloth (do not use paper).
Fry the turnip slices in hot oil, a few at a time, to prevent them from sticking together.
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Ensure the turnip slices are dried thoroughly to avoid splattering when frying.
Use a mandoline slicer for uniform thin slices, which will help achieve a crisp texture.
Experiment with seasoning after frying to enhance the flavor of your homemade chips.
Can I use a different vegetable instead of turnip?
Yes, you can experiment with other root vegetables like potatoes or sweet potatoes for a similar result.
What is hot brine?
Hot brine is a mixture of water and salt that is heated. It helps to season and slightly soften the turnip before frying.
How do I prevent the slices from sticking together while frying?
Fry the slices in small batches and ensure they are dried thoroughly before adding them to the oil.
Can I bake the slices instead of frying?
Yes, you can bake them at a high temperature for a healthier alternative, but the texture may differ slightly.
How long do these homemade chips stay fresh?
Store them in an airtight container for up to 2-3 days to maintain their crispness.
