Microwave Herb Potato Chips
Nutritional Info
- Servings Per Recipe: 4
- Amount Per Serving
- Calories: 71.6
- Total Fat: 0.1 g
- Cholesterol: 0.0 mg
- Sodium: 82.9 mg
- Total Carbs: 16.1 g
- Dietary Fiber: 2.0 g
- Protein: 1.9 g
View full nutritional breakdown of Microwave Herb Potato Chips calories by ingredient
View the original recipe for Spicy Sweet Potato Chips
Introduction
When you're craving something crunchy but don't want the added fat, whip up a batch of these chips. You will not need any special equipment for this recipe, just a couple of brown paper bags.When you're craving something crunchy but don't want the added fat, whip up a batch of these chips. You will not need any special equipment for this recipe, just a couple of brown paper bags.
Number of Servings: 4
Ingredients
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1 large baking potato
pinch dried thyme
pinch free-flowing salt*
pinch black pepper
2 brown paper lunch bags
* Free-flowing salt is finer than table salt, so a little goes a long way. If you don't have free-flowing salt, grind regular salt in a spice grinder until it's powdery.
Tips
Feel free to change up the spices or seasonings. Cayenne pepper, garlic powder, or rosemary will all work well with these chips.
Directions
Using a knife, the slicing blade of a food processor or a mandoline, cut the unpeeled potato into 1/16-inch slices.
Soak the potato slices in a bowl of cool water for a couple of minutes to remove excess starch, which will help get the chips crispy.
Drain and rinse the potatoes, then pat them dry.
Fold each paper bag into an accordion shape, with each fold about 1/2 inch long.
Place the folded bags into an 8 X 10 inch microwave-safe dish. Mist the potatoes with cooking spray, then sprinkle the thyme, salt, and pepper over the potatoes.
Place each slice into a fold of the paper bag, being careful not to overlap the slices.
Microwave on high for five minutes. Let the potatoes rest for one minute, then cook for another four minutes. Remove any chips that are light brown and cook the remaining chips, if necessary, for one more minute.
Repeat with the remaining potato slices, reusing the paper bags. Cool completely before storing in an airtight container.
Makes 4 servings, approximately 10 chips per serving.
Soak the potato slices in a bowl of cool water for a couple of minutes to remove excess starch, which will help get the chips crispy.
Drain and rinse the potatoes, then pat them dry.
Fold each paper bag into an accordion shape, with each fold about 1/2 inch long.
Place the folded bags into an 8 X 10 inch microwave-safe dish. Mist the potatoes with cooking spray, then sprinkle the thyme, salt, and pepper over the potatoes.
Place each slice into a fold of the paper bag, being careful not to overlap the slices.
Microwave on high for five minutes. Let the potatoes rest for one minute, then cook for another four minutes. Remove any chips that are light brown and cook the remaining chips, if necessary, for one more minute.
Repeat with the remaining potato slices, reusing the paper bags. Cool completely before storing in an airtight container.
Makes 4 servings, approximately 10 chips per serving.
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Thanks for the advice on the salt! I just purchased a microwave chip maker from Pampered Chef and used it last night. I followed directions that were similar to this recipe but used garlic salt. Cook time for the PC chip maker was 2 min/tray. I will try this with salt-free BBQ rub next time. - 1/10/13
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This is a tough one. Although the taste and texture is great, It is a bit labor intensive for a snack. I would love to make these for the kids, but I'd be standing at the microwave all day to make enough for us all. I made them with garlic powder and rosemary. A little salt goes a loooong way! - 2/14/13
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Made these last night and LOVED them! I did not have cooking spray, so I sacrificed some calories and tossed them in a little bit of olive oil, but it worked just fine (did add calories, though). But these are great because you can season any way you want, and they are MUCH healthier! Thanks! - 1/13/13
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