Fried Garlic Chips Rezept

Elevate your salads and Thai-inspired soups with these incredibly crispy and flavorful fried garlic chips! This recipe, adapted from Victor Sodsook's "True Thai," creates addictive crunchy garlic that's perfect as a topping or a flavor enhancer. Learn how to make perfectly paper-thin slices using a mandoline for optimal crispiness. Bonus tip: Use the infused oil from frying the garlic to add extra depth of flavor to other dishes! Get ready to experience a whole new level of deliciousness.

Vorbereitung 15 Min.

Kochzeit 8 Min.

Kalorien 494.5 kcal

Eiweiß 1g

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Zutaten für Fried Garlic Chips

2 cups vegetable oil or other high-heat oil (enough to fill your wok or skillet to a depth of about 2 inches)
4 large heads of garlic, thinly sliced using a mandoline (about 4 cups sliced garlic)

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Zubereitung von Fried Garlic Chips

Prepare the Garlic: Using a mandoline slicer, thinly slice 4 large heads of garlic. Aim for paper-thin slices for optimal crispness.
Heat the Oil: In a wok or heavy-bottomed skillet, heat 2 cups of vegetable oil (or other high-heat oil) to 350°F (175°C). Use a deep-fry thermometer for accuracy.
Fry the Garlic: Carefully add the sliced garlic to the hot oil. Fry, stirring frequently, for 1-2 minutes, or until the garlic is golden brown and crispy. Be careful not to burn the garlic; reduce heat if necessary.
Drain the Garlic: Remove the fried garlic with a slotted spoon and immediately transfer it to a plate lined with paper towels to drain excess oil.
Cool and Store: Allow the garlic chips to cool completely to room temperature. Once cool, store them in an airtight container at room temperature for up to a week (though they likely won't last that long!).