Homemade Apple Chips
Ingredients
Fresh apples
Non-stick cooking spray
Directions
First, preheat over to 200 degrees, then slice your apple(s) as thinly as possible.
Spray a baking sheet with the non-stick spray and lay your apple slices on the tray so they overlap as little as possible.
This is the tricky part. Bake for about an hour or so and then turn off the oven and let the slices sit until crispy like a potato chip. I still haven't totally perfected the cooking time.
These are delicious alone, mixed with other fruit chips and nuts, or on top of a yummy salad. Happy Saturday friends!
Yum! When I get done with my yeast/ sugar diet I will definatly make these!
ReplyDeleteMMM! Looks yummy-- who needs a dehydrator!? Bet you could top them with some cinnamon sugar before baking too!
ReplyDeletei have a dehydrator...this makes me think i should use it once in a while. or um, ever! i love fruit chips too!
ReplyDeleteThats awesome! Looks great! I am sure you will get it down pack...
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I'll definitely try and make some today! Thanks for the yummy tutorial!
ReplyDeleteYum - I never thought to put these on a salad! Sounds great!
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Jenn
Sounds interesting included in a salad. Visiting from the Homemaker party and have become a follower. Hoping you will do the same!
ReplyDeleteOh man, not I'm craving them! My friends seriously made me a batch for Christmas once, it was awesome. They used a dehydrator though, which I don't have, so the oven baking method is exciting news! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteReally appreciate you linking up this awesome masterpiece at the Creative Bloggers' Party & Hop :)
ReplyDeleteThis is great! I just LOVE your blog. I just found it through Amanda from Folklure, and I'm so glad! If you're ever looking for any recipes or food ideas, come and visit my blog! I try to post a new one every tuesday :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks!
-Katherine
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