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Potato Wedges? - All you ever wanted to know about how make potato wedges

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  • kazd
    kazd Posts: 1,127 Forumite
    Olive oil, then sprinkle on Seasonall and bake for about 25 mins, scrummy
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  • filigree_2
    filigree_2 Posts: 1,025 Forumite
    Where would I find it (online preferably) as I use a lot of paprika in cooking and wouldn't mind trying the smoked variety :)

    I use La Chinata brand, I found it online here:

    http://www.chillilimedeli.co.uk/products/spanish-products.html

    That was the first I found on Google, I can't promise it's the cheapest offer. It might be rather expensive ordering just one item, I suppose you could justify the postage by stocking up on other spices while you're there.

    I bought mine in Sainsbury's from their Special Selection range, if you can visit a branch that might be cheaper than mail order.
  • apple_mint
    apple_mint Posts: 1,102 Forumite
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    HOLsale wrote:
    have you tried dehydrating food and then grinding it into your own powder mixes?

    i have a dehydrator that I got from Tchibo and i love it!

    HOLsale - I've now ordered my dehydrator and am eagerly awaiting its arrival :D

    You mentioned that you have some recipes for drying tomatoes - would you be able to post them?
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  • Jumanji_2
    Jumanji_2 Posts: 108 Forumite
    Marmite! :D
  • taplady
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    hello! i have had a go at making spicy potato wedges (southern fried style) but cant get the spicy taste quite right. :confused:

    I've followed a recipe using black and paprika pepper.Theyre nice but not quite the taste we wanted.

    Any suggestions for the spices to use ? :idea:
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  • arkonite_babe
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    Hi taplady, I've made these before just using Season All to spice them. You could try that to see how it goes??
  • taplady
    taplady Posts: 7,184 Forumite
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    Hi taplady, I've made these before just using Season All to spice them. You could try that to see how it goes??

    thanks.not heard of it but will get some and give it a go ! :T :D
    Do what you love :happyhear
  • Numptie
    Numptie Posts: 94 Forumite
    I,ve got a big tub of Blackened Cajun Seasoning from Costco. Usually mix it with flour in a bag and coat chicken wings or legs but also works well on wedges (without the flour). Dont know if you can get this from anywhere else. If you can get some its worth buying for the chicken alone.
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  • foreverskint
    foreverskint Posts: 1,009 Forumite
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    I use a mixture of onion granules garlic cranules and Smoked paprika.

    Smoked paprika is a wonderful seasoning to use, it adds aa good colour and a smoky taste to foods. it's good with meat or veggies.

    HTH
  • Gingham_Ribbon
    Gingham_Ribbon Posts: 31,520 Forumite
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    My husband says cajun spice is best, but he also uses ground coriander, chilli powder and a pinch of ground clove. Yum!
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