1. Preheated the oven at 300 degrees (bake).
2. Used my mandolin to slice the goods evenly.
3. Put the goods on a non-stick cookie pan.
4. Baked at 15-30 minutes depending on the veggie. After 10 minutes into the baking, I flipped over each of the goods.
5. Dried the goods on my cooling rack.
6. Enjoyed my potpourri throughout the day. :)
Though I cherish all of the dry baked goods here, my favorite would be:
No surprise here :).
*If you want your chips to be extra crispy, I would lightly spray with olive oil before baking. You can add seasoning as well, to your liking.
i really like glenny's soy chips (apple cinnamon or lightly salted) and baked whole wheat pita chips!
ReplyDeletebaked pita chips are so yummy with hummus!
ReplyDeleteToo pretty to eat > <
ReplyDeleteGreat!!! Good idea for a saturday evening...
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