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Update on Potato Chips

Posted on November 20, 2008 06:12 by Marianne

I tried to make a whole big batch of these for dinner, and it was just too labor intensive.  They did not brown as nicely in a high sided dish, and by the 4th batch the dish was too hot to handle.  Plus, the boys were snitching them right and left.

I'm going to try these in the oven.  Yes, it's an addiction, but as far as I know there is no 12-step program for salty snack foods. 

Save this idea for a personal snack, or something for the kids to do when you want them out of your hair.

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November 24. 2008 02:37

scari

I make homemade chips in the oven. They are definitely not as thin and delectable as storebought, but they are perfectly serviceable and alot healthier. I slice potatos (and sometimes also yams, carrots, and parsnips) as thinly as I can, toss with olive oil, rosemary, salt, paprika or other spices, and spread on a cookie sheet to bake. It's best on a Silpat or other silicone tray, then they don't stick as much. Also best to turn them partway through cooking.

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