I love love love baked potato chips. I really prefer them to the traditional fried variety. My absolute favorite are baked Ruffles. I can't buy a full sized bag of those things because I seriously eat them until they're gone. Bad bad bad. I wanted to make some chips to go with sandwiches I made and figured I could just wing it. John had bought me a mandolin for Hanukkah and I had yet to use it. I was seriously frightened of that thing at first but once I got the hang of it I liked using it. These chips came out to be nice and tasty. They taste more like a crisp potato rather than a chip but they certainly worked. Next time I would bake them for 20 minutes because the burnt spots really tasted like chips where as the non-burnt spots tasted like potatoes. Overall, big success and a very tasty side dish!
Source: Stephanie Cooks Original
Ingredients:
1 large potato (Russet, Yukon Gold, or Sweet Potato)
Cooking spray
Salt
Directions:
1- Preheat the oven to 500 degrees.
2- Using a mandolin, slice the potato into thin pieces.
3- Spray a cookie sheet with cooking spray. Lay the potatoes over the sheet evenly. Spray more cooking spray over the potatoes and sprinkle with salt.
4- Bake for 15-20 minutes, until crisp.
** 2 points per 1/2 the recipe
I love making these. I actually just made them on Sunday and used seasoned salt. Delicious!
ReplyDeletethese look so good! I actually tried this before but burned mine :(
ReplyDeleteAfter looking at these though I can't wait to try again.
I love potato chips! I actually ate the whole pan by myself. I don't have a mandolin but carefully sliced them on a regular grater. Sprinkled with sea salt, delicious. This recipe is a keeper for sure. Thanks for the WW points.
ReplyDeleteLooks and sounds delicious!! Thanks for the recipe!
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