350gChips( about 12.3 oz ) Frozen oven chips or fresh chips or fries
½OnionCut thin slices
1tbspGarlicFinely chopped
1Bell pepperCut thin slices
½tspCrushed chilli flakes
1tbspOilVegetable or neutral flavour oil
Seasoning spice mix
½tspSalt
½tspBlack pepper
1tspCurry powder
½tspGarlic powder
¼tspChicken powderOptional
Garnish
Corianderroughly chopped
Fresh chillicut thin slices ( optional )
Instructions
Bake the chips in oven, air-fry or deep fry according to packet instructions, until crispy golden. Or you can also add homemade potato chips.
Add all the spice ingredients in a small bowl, mix well and set it aside.
Heat the large wok or pan into medium heat. Drizzle 1 tablespoon of oil and saute the onion for few seconds.
Follow with the garlic saute for another 1 minute, then add the dried red chilli flakes.
Stir in the bell pepper slices then place the fried chips and sprinkle with the seasoning masala spice mixture. Toss well to combine everything evenly.
Turn off the heat and sprinkle chopped coriander and chilli slices. Transfer to serving plate and serve immediately while hot.
Notes
Chips- We usually use frozen oven chips for this recipe. Feel free to use any of your favourite fresh chips, frozen chips or fries for this recipe.
Curry powder - You can try with Chaat masala, Madras curry powder or garam masala. Adjust the masala mild or hot according to your preference. I used hot curry powder in this recipe.
Chicken powder - Add chicken powder for extra umami flavour but it's totally optional. You can omit it or swap it with caster sugar or msg.
Oil - Use neutral flavour vegetable oil for deep frying the chips or bake in the oven by spraying a bit of cooking oil.
Servings - You can serve up to 4 people as an appetizer.
Nutrition Information is calculated approximately. Can be slightly varied on several factors.