Slow food without gluten, soy, corn, wheat, honey, and much of it without dairy, as well as some occasional ruminations about food, eating and life in general.
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
Kale Chips, part 2
It took about 45 minutes all told. I used too much salt, I think, (I adjusted it for the recipe below) but it's still delicious, even salty. You may prefer to use less oil than I did.
Kale Chips
Ingredients
1 head of kale, de-ribbed, well washed and dried
3 tablespoons olive oil
1/4 teaspoon unrefined sea salt
Preheat the oven to 250 degrees F. Salt and thoroughly oil the kale leaves. Spread on a big cookie sheet or pan with enough of a rim that the oil won't drip off. Bake until done, or about 45 minutes, stirring and turning after each 10 or so.
Yum!
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2 comments:
awesome! i want to try this. i'm so glad i found your food blog. i could use some new insights and ideas :)
So glad you found it. Welcome. I look forward to hearing your cooking experiences!
The one thing I found in our case - and we have delicate digestions as far as veggies go - is that if the kale was wet when it went in the oven, so that it steamed a bit and cooked down before it dried, it was a kinder and friendlier eating experience. Presteaming would probably work, too. I think someone who can solidly digest raw veggies wouldn't have that kind of problem.
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