bns chips

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ninnynoo66

Member

• 30 June 2011

• #1

Can some tell me how to make butternut squash chips please x

 

imso

Full Member

• 30 June 2011

• #2

All i do with mine is peel and seed the bns and cut into chip shapes, then i place on a baking tray that i've sprayed frylight on, spray the bns chips with frylight and then i sprinkle some garlic and chilli flakes on. bung in a hot oven for about 30-35 mins.

 

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Bobbie

New Member

• 1 July 2011

• #3

imso said:

All i do with mine is peel and seed the bns and cut into chip shapes, then i place on a baking tray that i've sprayed frylight on, spray the bns chips with frylight and then i sprinkle some garlic and chilli flakes on. bung in a hot oven for about 30-35 mins.

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Thankyou for you help xx

 

tuppers

Full Member

• 2 July 2011

• #4

Would like to back up the 'spray the tray/foil first' even with non stick foil the chips will stick (they're quite sweet and when you're cooking them to be crispy they stick and break when you try to remove them)! Enjoy!

 

unabell

Full Member

• 19 July 2011

• #5

Think im going to try making these as i've heard alot of people talk about them So im i right in thinking the are 0 points? Sorry new to ww lol

 

ang2252

Silver Member

• 25 July 2011

• #6

I make loads of these and don't even bother peeling the BNS. The skin goes really crispy. Yum Yum Yum

 

lisi

Full Member

• 29 January 2012

• #7

Sounds like a fab alternative to 'real' chippies!!

 

itwillwork

Full Member

• 12 February 2012

• #8

you could try celiriac chips these are made the same way and no points very tasty too ...

 

Dinx

Silver Member

• 13 February 2012

• #9

Bns is my saviour. I have it with almost every meal. I just peel and deseed it then cut it into chunks and roast it with fry light and ground black pepper. I often add chunks of courgette too. That way I have less potatoes as the bns fills me up. All for 0 points too...result!