Crispy Baked Radish Chips (Low Fat/Low Carb)

Name: Crispy Baked Radish Chips (Low Fat/Low Carb)
Prep time: 5 min
Cook time: 15 min
Total time: 20 min
Yield: 4 serving(s)
Ingredients: 10 -15 large radishes; nonstick cooking spray; salt, to taste; pepper, to taste

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Submitted by grumblebee

"A great snack for when you want something salty and delicious but don't want the load of calories that normally comes with crispy snacks. Even those not watching thier caloric intake will love these so make a big batch. feel free to experiment with different seasonings. Garlic, cayenne, Italian blends and lemon pepper are some suggestions. ***note*** If you want larger chips use a japanese daikon radish. The taste and texture will be the same."

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Ready In:: 20mins
Ingredients:: 4
Serves:: 4

ingredients

10 -15 large radishes
nonstick cooking spray
salt, to taste
pepper, to taste

directions

Preheat oven to 375 degrees.
Slice radishes into very thin chips and spread on a cookie sheet that has been sprayed with non-stick cooking spray.
Lightly mist radish slices with cooking spray and then sprinkle with salt and pepper. (if using other seasonings, now is the time to add them).
Bake for 10 minutes, flip, and bake for another 5-10 minutes or until crisp. Time may vary so watch these after flipping.

Questions & Replies

I followed the directions, even left them in longer, but they were not crispy at all. Still pretty good, but I want something crispy, like a potato chip. Would I be better off increasing the oven temp, or moving them to the top rack for baking? I do not have an air fryer. Yet.

Lynneprovost
what is the macros on these please

Yvette C.

Reviews

My 11 year old son and I made this fun recipe together using radishes from the farmers' market. While it is a labor intensive recipe (the slicing, the turning, the oven-babysitting) we can't say enough good things about the TASTE! What a revelation! Something magical happens in the oven, and we scarfed these up in no time. We had a mix of some crispy/some not crispy but it hardly mattered. Thanks for posting this memorable recipe - we would certainly make it again!

vrvrvr
I loved these! They were tasty as is & great as a salad topper. A good trick is to zap them in the microwave first to get out some excess moisture, then blot them down before placing them in the oven. I'll definitely be making these again.

Chef amfox
These were pretty good, what a surprise! I got a bunch of radishes in my farm box and was wanted to find something different to do with them so I searched for radish recipes and this one came up. I used my mandolin cutter and I think the thinnest setting worked the best. I might reduce the temperature and cook them longer to get them perfect if I made them again. So interesting!

querian
Wow!! What a great way to get in your salty snack without all the calories!! I'm on the HCG diet and I'm not a fan of raw radishes - at all! But like this, they're so much better!! I added some spices for variety and they're awesome!! Why doesn't a commercial company make and sell these?!?! My sister, who hates vegetables, even liked these! =) They weren't real crispy, perhaps I didn't cut them thin enough... or could have baked them a little longer, but they were still great and didn't taste like you expect radishes to taste (at least, in their raw state). Highly recommend trying this!! =)

Cassachusetts
The taste was okay, but they didn't stay crispy for long at all and they shrink. Not worth it in my opinion.

FlamingFlipflop