Can't Beat Beets
In honor of TGI Fryday, here's a last minute addition to our Super Bowl Sunday lineup...fried beet chips. Not only do they look cool and taste great, they couldn't be easier to make.

Simply heat 1-2 inches of oil (preferably peanut) to 350 degrees in a deep sided pot. Meanwhile wash and remove the ends from a bunch of beets and slice very thin, approximately 1/8 inch, using a mandoline if available or some master knife skills. Working in batches fry until the chips start to curl and have almost entirely stopped bubbling, approximately 3 minutes. Remove, dust with sea salt and drain on paper towels then serve immediately.
This particular batch was used as a garnish for a killer cauliflower soup recipe in Thomas Keller's new book, Ad Hoc at Home. Not only does the book have a pig on the cover, the instructions and recipes are truly amazing so check it out as soon as it's back in stock!

- SmokeInDaEye.com, Home of Bigger, Badder, Bolder Competition BBQ(c)

Simply heat 1-2 inches of oil (preferably peanut) to 350 degrees in a deep sided pot. Meanwhile wash and remove the ends from a bunch of beets and slice very thin, approximately 1/8 inch, using a mandoline if available or some master knife skills. Working in batches fry until the chips start to curl and have almost entirely stopped bubbling, approximately 3 minutes. Remove, dust with sea salt and drain on paper towels then serve immediately.
This particular batch was used as a garnish for a killer cauliflower soup recipe in Thomas Keller's new book, Ad Hoc at Home. Not only does the book have a pig on the cover, the instructions and recipes are truly amazing so check it out as soon as it's back in stock!

- SmokeInDaEye.com, Home of Bigger, Badder, Bolder Competition BBQ(c)





Fried beets....I think Clint has gone off the deep end (ha ha).
Actually, I'd try them now that I've read about them and seen yours. But I'm pretty sure I made a face reading that beets were your guest of honor for TGIF.
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