BAKED KALE CHIPS
1 bunch kaleThat's all they say. Most store bunches seem about the same size year round. I should weigh a bunch to see how much kale it actually is. You should wash and spin dry store-bought kale. They cut out the thick stems and rip up; I just ripped the leaves up and away from the stem, putting them in a large bowl for tossing with -
1 Tb olive oil
1 tsp salt
Bake the spread kale on parchment lined baking sheets at 350 for 10-15 minutes, till edges brown but not burn.
I sprinkled them with granulated garlic too. Next time we don't want to use the salt, just the garlic, or our Chef Prudhomme's spunky Italian Seasoning. We froze some and it remained crispy! So guess what? ... I've still got tons of kale in the garden! and I'm going to make tons of these kale chips, bag in sandwich bags, and freeze in a box or one of my freezer baskets - so they don't get squashed.
I'm munching on a bag I test-froze right now as I'm writing this post. Yummmm .....
2 comments:
I found you through Brenda at Coffee Tea Books and Me...and just had to say how much I appreciate this post! We are in total agreement on the deliciousness of kale chips! However, it's so good to know they keep their crispiness when frozen! We can stock up the freezer with them for future treats. Thanks so much.
Warmly,
Tracey
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I'm glad you found me, Tracey, and something I could offer ...
but I don't know how you found me thru BatCTBandMe ... maybe somewhere else? I'm curious as to what drew you?
I've given so many bags of Kale Chips to people and everyone likes them.
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