Easy Baked Vegetable Chips (Oil-Free) #vegetarian #snack

Figure out how to make crunchy prepared vegetable chips at home in around 30 minutes! A fresh and flavor pressed tidbit that is sound, simple to make AND sans oil.

Chris and I both have overwhelming nibbling propensities AND the inclination to not get enough veggies in during the day, so this formula handles both of those in an agreeable manner. We have been eating on this for the most recent week or thereabouts and I'm mooched that our reserve is practically finished, however I likewise advise myself that these are so natural to make and I can have a fresh out of the plastic new group prepared in an hour with little exertion!

There are a huge amount of vegetable chips accessible at the store, yet we saw that they will in general utilize a huge amount of oil and salt. I don't accuse them, sleek and salty vegetable chips are very flavorful, however they aren't the best for us. So here we are, with some firm, crunchy, enhance pressed vegetable chips that are liberated from oil and salted to your taste. I think we found a victor!

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Ingredients

• Vegetables of your choice, such as
• Potatoes
• Beets
• Carrots
• Zucchini
• Celery Root* (see notes)
• Parsnips*
• Yellow Squash*
• Rutabaga*
• Turnips*
• Salt and pepper, as desired

Instructions

1. Preheat the oven to 300°F, and line 1-2 large baking sheet with parchment paper or a silicone mat.
2. Slice the vegetables that you are using as thin as possible. We used beets, carrots, sweet and white potatoes and zucchini and sliced them 1/6″ thick. Using a mandoline slicer is very helpful for this! Keep in mind that since we are slicing these so thin, these make A LOT of chips. If you don’t have time to make multiple batches, we suggest that you make chips with just 1/2 of the vegetables.
3. At this point, it is time to soak some of the vegetables in water. You do not need to soak the carrots, zucchini, celery root, parsnips, yellow squash and rutabaga. The potatoes need to be soaked for at least 30 minutes, whereas the beets and turnips only need to be soaked for 10 minutes. You can totally put them all in the same bowl for 30 minutes but know that if you are making chips with just beets or turnips, 10 minutes will do the trick. We do want to suggest soaking the beets in their own bowl as they may discolor the other vegetables. We soaked our potatoes in one bowl and our beets in another to prevent this. Once they have finished soaking, drain the vegetables and pat them dry with a clean towel.
4. Lay the vegetables out on the lined baking sheets in a single layer. Pop them into the oven to bake for 15 minutes. Remove the tray from the oven and carefully flip the chips. Place them back into the oven and back for another 15 minutes, or until the vegetables have crisped up. If you are using different vegetables, keep in mind that they may bake differently. If some have not crisped up yet, pop them back into the oven and bake them until crisp, about 5-10 minutes more.
5. Cool completely before eating and enjoy!

Notes

• Keep in mind that since we are slicing these so thin, these make A LOT of chips. If you don’t have time to make multiple batches, we suggest that you make chips with just 1/2 of the vegetables.
• These chips are best if enjoyed the day of cooking. If you would like to store them, be sure you place them in an airtight container on the counter.
• The nutritional information with vary based on the vegetables that are used.
• We have not tested the starred vegetables for this recipe, but from our research, these should work just as well!

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