--Easy Potato Chips-- (Spicy!)

It happens to all of us. That rumbly feeling in your belly. It's snack time! Now what to eat... leftovers..? no.. pretzels..? no.. austinburke's homemade tater' chips..? Of course!!

A simple, and delicious snack that has a kick!

This recipe was invented by me on a night of hunger when I wanted something a little different, it turned out good!

Feel free to comment and make suggestions. This is my first Instructable so be merciful.

Step 1 Gather Your Ingredients/Supplies.

For this Instructables you will need the following
Supplies
-Cookie Sheet/Pan
-Knife
-Cutting Board
-Alumminum Foil (Optional, but highly recommended for an easy
cleanup)
-Spatula
-Nonstick cooking spray (Pam, Crisco, etc.)
-Potato scrubber
Ingredients
-1 tsp of salt (Any type, but I prefer sea salt)
-1/2-1 tsp of cayenne pepper
-1/2 tsp of granulated garlic
-2-3 potatoes
*Note You can leave out the pepper if you
are not a fan of spicy foods.

Comments

[mikeltv1]

Can you use a potato peeler to make thin slices of potato?

[Phoghat]

Tried this tonight before dinner. It went south. I sliced the potatoes thin on a mandolin. used EVOO. Oven 400 F At 20 minutes weren't brown or crisp At 25 minutes werent brown or crisp At 20 minutes boosted temp to 450 F and left for another 5 minutes Got hungry and ate the some crisp some limp, but with salt, garlic and onion powder tasted good anyway. OK, what am I doing wrong?

[TheInventor100]

i sliced my thumb open

[Eucherplayer]

This instructable clearly states that you should cut the potatoes... no mention of slicing thumbs. perhaps I should read again - I may have missed this step. *Scratching Head*.  ;o)

[ryoko1011]

yay!! I'm making them right now actaully lol.

[thebear1]

nice i like it good job something that's easy to make don't take long thanks for posting it need to try this out

[patmac]

Commercial potato chips just cost too much. I will try this recipe, thanks for posting.

[austinburke.]

No problem! Thanks for the comment!

[Shrineart]

What temp do you cook these at?

[austinburke.]

It says at the bottom of step 2, 400 degrees. Sorry about the late response.(: