State Line Potato Chips are a local tradition. Not greasy or overly salty, what you taste is the potato. That makes them ideal for this recipe in celebration of National Potato Chip day, March 14. Remember, potato chips aren't just for snacking, baked white fish with a cranberry herb crust is not the same without them.
The State Line bio on each bag says it all; "The Pride of New England™" ... "We are Traditionalists. Back in 1919, The Carville family created their first potato chips in their Enfield, Connecticut kitchen on the Massachusetts-Connecticut state line...Big companies now market flashy mass-produced potato chips and snacks as fast as they can. However, we are still producing Stateline Potato chips, and we will not forget our traditions. The Enfield kitchen may be long gone, but our promise remains the same. What makes us so good? We use top quality New England potatoes, and always cook them with care. We do not need to make them fast, only to make them as you like them. Our commitment to you. We will not forget our tradition...Not flashy and high-tech — JUST GOOD."
- 1 cup crushed potato chips
- 3 tbsp grated Parmesan cheese
- 2 egg whites, lightly beaten
- 1/2 tbsp olive oil
- 1 tbsp Cranberry Blend
- 4 (6 ounce) filets, cod, sea bass, or better yet Barramundi
Find it Locally;
Fresh Acres a great pleace to buy State Line Potato Chips and fresh fish in the Springfield Area. Specials are posted daily.
Location: 1941 Wilbraham Road Springfield, MA 01129, click here for directions.
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