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Recipes to make any chips the star on the plate.
Fifties Crinkle Chips with Coronation Chicken

Coronation chicken was invented by Constance Spry and Rosemary Hume to celebrate the coronation of Her Majesty the Queen in 1953.  Today it is a classic salad and sandwich filling.  Add a hotter curry paste if you like a bit more spice. 

Prep: 
20 minutes
Cook: 
40-50 minutes
Serves: 
4

A twist on a pub classic. If you want to go totally retro, serve the scampi in a basket. This salad cream is made with fresh cream so it is not suitable to be kept for longer than a day or two.

Prep: 
20 minutes
Cook: 
45 minutes
Serves: 
4

 

This retro classic is a perfect alternative to canapés at a drinks party; your friends won’t be going home hungry!  

Prep: 
10 minutes
Cook: 
25 minutes
Serves: 
4
Eighties Homemade Thin Chips with Caesar Salad

 

A simple and easy dish, it makes for an ideal weeknight dinner.

Prep: 
10 minutes
Cook: 
30 minutes
Serves: 
4

 

A cool 90’s classic, this will get your guests mouths-watering, and if you don’t want to share, it is a perfect snack when tucked up at home watching your favourite movie!

Prep: 
20 minutes
Cook: 
30 minutes
Serves: 
4
Noughties Posh Fish Finger Sandwich with Rocket Mayo Dip and Jenga Chips

 

These fish fingers give the childhood favourite a modern makeover.

Prep: 
25 minutes
Cook: 
30 minutes
Serves: 
4
2012 Oven Roasted Galric Chips with Gourmet Burger

 

This succulent beef burger is bursting full of flavour and served with thick cut chips, you will have a restaurant classic served in no time. And if the sun is shining, why not pop your burgers on the barbecue?

Prep: 
20 minutes (plus 30 minutes chilling time)
Cook: 
40 minutes
Serves: 
4

 

Blow your mates away with this fusion recipe, which combines the flavours from the East with classic cut chips from the West.  

Prep: 
20 minutes (plus 30 minutes chilling time)
Cook: 
30 minutes
Serves: 
4