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Ingredients
4
Original recipe yields 4 servings
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Nutrition Facts
Per Serving:
164 calories; protein 4.3g; carbohydrates 37.2g; fat 0.2g; sodium 12.8mg. Full Nutrition
Most helpful positive review
I didn't use parchment paper. I cleaned the glass turntable from my microwave, sprayed it with Pam layed my chips out then sprayed the tops of them. Cook as instructed. Everyone loves them. Also good with flavored popcorn salt. Ranch was a big hit. Read More
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(108) Most helpful critical review
These turned out terribly- They stuck to the parchment paper and tasted aweful. Id recommend to use a tsp of oil- but that recipe already exhists so this one would be obsolete. Well- No point really trying to make potato chips using this recipe it doesnt work. Read More
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I didn't use parchment paper. I cleaned the glass turntable from my microwave, sprayed it with Pam layed my chips out then sprayed the tops of them. Cook as instructed. Everyone loves them. Also good with flavored popcorn salt. Ranch was a big hit. Read More
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(108) These were wonderful! I used a vegetable peeler in order to get potato chips which were literally paper thin-- it really improved their crunch! I also tried sea salt, which was delicious. However, when you make them, IGNORE the cooking time completely. Stand there and just watch them. When they are browned, crispy, and fragrant, they're done. It took only 2 min. for mine to finish. Read More
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(105) 
This recipe has to have 5 stars for keeping my husband entertained for a full hour! I printed off the recipe just to try and he saw it and just marched off to the kitchen. These came out quite well, but we ended up cooking them on a greased plate, not on parchment paper as the chips did stick a bit. 8 mins is far too long though, we were cooking ours for 4 and a half mins and they were very evenly browned. This could take a bit long if you wanted say a packet worth of chips, so good thing we just ate them while the next batch was cooking! Thanks for a fun recipe. Read More
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FINALLY!! I make chips once in a while, but I have a little kitchen gadget for that. But I never know the exact time and method, I have to just try and see. It is also more time consuming. So, now I tried this method which proved to be the best. I just sliced the potato with my chips slicer, without peeling as in the picture. Sprayed my parchment paper with vegetable oil. Seasoned the chips. Placed the slices without overlaying or touching. Covered them with parchment. All they needed was about 4 minutes WHILE WATCHING THEM and checking on them every 1.5 minute or so. Once they are golden, that is it. They are healthy, delicious and quick, took 10 minutes from start to finish to make 2 small potatoes. I LOVE chips, but I try to avoid them since I like to keep fit and healthy. Now, I don't have to feel guilty. I am eating them while typing this review! YUMMY! A quick update, I have made this recipe a number of times and became an expert so I took it to class and taught my students and they gave their parents the recipe and they are all making home-made chips guilt-free! THANK YOU! Read More
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(51) This recipe is great. We tried different ways to cook them, on a plate with pam sprayed on them, on a microwave bacon plate with EVOO on them and we also soaked them in vinegar then salted them. Yummm. Also did this with apple slices and sprinkled cinnamon and sugar so GOOD!! Read More
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(38) 
Tastes like a baked potato chip. Be sure to use a serated knife and cut as thin as possible almost transparent. Spray a plate with cooking spray and lay the chips hanging over the edge. This will give them a curl; then spray the chips and salt if desired. Cook for about 2 1/2 minutes and turn. No need to spray again. Continue cooking and turning every couple minutes until they appear done. It's important that you cook them until they are crispy or they will not taste good. This is very time consuming but delicious! Read More
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These turned out terribly- They stuck to the parchment paper and tasted aweful. Id recommend to use a tsp of oil- but that recipe already exhists so this one would be obsolete. Well- No point really trying to make potato chips using this recipe it doesnt work. Read More
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(19) 
Finding myself with one lonely potato this provided our evening's recreation (we're easily amused). We cooked these on parchment paper sprayed lightly with Pam. Watch carefully so they don't burn. Once cooked watch how quickly one lonely potato disappears. Read More
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