These are pretty easy. Open a bag of
Tostitos, pour them in basket, and you're done.
kidding, kidding. I had some l
eft-over salsa the other day, and I was drooling at the mere thought of eating it. Oh, how I love salsa. I go into the cupboard and no chips. Drat the luck! I did have some corn tortillas. It just so happened that the day before, I saw a quick recipe for making chips using tortillas, cooking spray, and a cookie sheet. Fancy that! I thought I'd give it a try. They were pretty good. Not the best chips by any stretch of the
imagination. However, if you're desperate for salsa and have no other chips,
these'll do just fine.
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Tortilla Chips:
corn tortillas
cooking spray
salt
Preheat the oven to 350.
Cut the tortillas into triangles.
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Place them in an even layer on a cookie sheet. It's a good thing I played
Tetris constantly as a kid. I had some shape-shifting going on to fit them all.
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Spray them with cooking spray.
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Bake for 7-10 minutes. Check them after 7 minutes. If they are still floppy, cook another minute or two. Watch them closely, or they will brown too quickly, as mine did here. They were a bit overdone but still tasty.
Sprinkle them with salt, chili powder, seasoned salt, or whatever else you like.
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Put them in a bowl and serve.
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This is a total cop-out post. It's been a busy week. :)
I love your "cop-out" post! It's perfect!
ReplyDeleteWhere was this recipe the day I decided to make tortillas chips using too small of a pan way too hot... my first pan fire almost burned down my apartment & I still have scars on my arms from the oil burns! This recipe seems much, much safer ;)
ReplyDeleteMichelle, I wish I would have posted this sooner! I must admit that I, too, have nearly burned down the house while trying to fry tortilla chips. I think they are a little better fried, but much healthier and safer this way. heaven knows I eat enough cheese, cream, and sugar. :)
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