Swap out greasy potato crisps for this Spiced Crispy Kale Chips. They are a delicious way to get your crispy-salty fix.
And super easy to make. How about that?
Are Kale Healthy?
Kale is one of the healthiest vegetables on the planet so we can all eat-all-we-can without bad conscious.
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How to create these Crispy Kale Chips !
If you’re after a crunchy, salty snack with a delicious, rich flavor, well, keep calm and kale on. how to make them. It’s so easy and you will be making them in no time.
Remove stem. Remove the thick stem. It’s very chewy and you do not want to sit and chew for a long time.
Dry. It’s essential that the leaves are dry, or else the water will prevent them from getting crisp when you cook them in the oven. And you want them crisp.
Massage with oil. After stem removal, put the leaves in a bowl and massage/toss them with some oil, but do not overdo it. You only need very little oil, don’t put too much, or the chips will get soggy. Any fine neutral oil will be good here.
Seasonings. Adding the seasonings before baking after the massaging, rather than afterwards makes the seasoning stick better. I’m using salt flakes and cayenne but many other spices will be good if you like. Garlic powder, curry, smoked paprika.
Slow cooking. The kale must cook slowly at a low temperature to get crisp without burning. Watch the last minutes more carefully.
May I also suggest:
Healthy well-tasting salads (cabbage-based):
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Spiced Crispy Kale Chips
Ingredients
- 200 g Black kale
- 3 tbsp extra virgin olive oil
- salt flakes to taste
- cayenne powder optional, to taste
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 150°C. Prepare two baking trays with parchment paper.
- Wash and dry the kale leaves well, then remove woody stems
- Add to a bowl and toss with olive oil until fully coated.
- Place the leaves next to each other on the baking trays on a single layer and with some space between each piece. Sprinkle salt flakes and cayenne over the leaves.
- Bake in the oven for about 15 to 20 minutes or until all the chips are crispy and dry (but not brown).Take out of the oven and let cool. The chips will get crispier as they cool.Transfer to a snack bowl and serve.Ding-Dong! Cuisine snack is calling!