







Well here’s yous go as requested…. The best homemade spice bag on the internet. I was gate keeping this for a while 🇮🇪🌶️Enjoy the recipe and Paddy’s Day☘️ 📝INGREDIENTS 2-3 servings -400g of chicken thighs -500-600g of chips -potato starch -1-2 litres of frying oil -bell pepper , spring onion, chilli, white onion and garlic -1tsp of light soy and sesame oil -1 egg white -1tsp of baking soda For your 🧂&🌶️ seasoning -1tsp of salt , sugar, msg, white pepper, chilli flakes -half a tsp of paprika, Chinese five spice and onion powder. As always in my videos I just get ingredients that aren’t pricey and I always get them from Aldi/Lidil/Asda , Asian markets near me or Amazon. Follow for more naasty recipes if you enjoy or watch the longer more in depth versions of my videos on my YouTube channel 👍✅ #spicebag #irishcooking #irishfood #paddysday #staynaasty
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