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A healthy, crunchy, salty, superfood chip. Who would have thought kale could taste so good!
Based on a recipe in the Bondi Harvest cookbook – his mix of fragrant spices and coconut oil is a winner.
They are super delicious chips, with a hint of superfood.
Makes a large batch. Vg.V.GF.DF
Pictured: Kale chips with coconut oil
Put the coconut oil, salt, pepper, zest, paprika, chia seeds, and thyme in a large bowl that will fit the kale – mix to combine then add the kale and toss until the kale is coated evenly.
Place the kale leaves on 1 – 2 baking trays lined with baking paper and make sure the leaves do not overlap so they all crisp up evenly. Cook at least 10 minutes – the smaller ones may need to be removed first if they are crisp, then cook a few minutes longer for the larger leaves – I sometimes cook them up to 20 minutes so all leaves are super crispy.
Pictured: kale chips cooking in the oven
Set aside to cool m then place in an airtight container in a dry place for up to 1 week.
Pictured: kale chips batch

