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You either love salt and vinegar or you hate it. There's no in-between when it comes to the potato chip flavor profile. Lovers enjoy the tang of the vinegar; haters despise the acidic assault. If you're a member of the former camp, these crispy potatoes are a dream come true. It's like having salt and vinegar chips for dinner, only in a creamier and classier potato form.

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Chelsea Lupkin

To make the yukon golds nice and tart, you need to boil them in a pot of water and vinegar. To keep with the classic potato chip taste, distilled white vinegar — a full cup for 2 pounds of potatoes — is the way to go. Boil them until tender (about 20 minutes) then drain and pat them dry.

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Chelsea Lupkin

Next you need to make them crispy. Toss the boiled potatoes in olive oil, season them generously with salt and pepper and bake them until they develop a nice and golden crust, about 20 minutes more. It's not a quick dish by any means, but it's super easy and worth the wait.

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All the S&V fans on the Delish team approved. The potatoes disappeared in minutes. The only complaint was that some people wanted the potatoes more vinegary. If you are a hardcore fan of the acidic flavor, toss even more vinegar into the potatoes before baking them.

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