Non-Fried Potato Chips Easy in the Microwave

Since store-bought potato chips are high in calories, my family doesn't buy any chips at the store. But my husband was craving potato chips in the middle of the night, so I tried making these in the microwave. I certainly didn't want to go through the trouble of deep-frying the potatoes in the middle of the night!
The salt will not stick to the chips if they are seasoned after microwaving, so I recommend seasoning them before microwaving.
Even if the chips are not completely dried in the microwave, they will eventually dry up and become crispy if set aside for a while after microwaving. Recipe by Marrietty
Non-Fried Potato Chips Easy in the Microwave
Since store-bought potato chips are high in calories, my family doesn't buy any chips at the store. But my husband was craving potato chips in the middle of the night, so I tried making these in the microwave. I certainly didn't want to go through the trouble of deep-frying the potatoes in the middle of the night!
The salt will not stick to the chips if they are seasoned after microwaving, so I recommend seasoning them before microwaving.
Even if the chips are not completely dried in the microwave, they will eventually dry up and become crispy if set aside for a while after microwaving. Recipe by Marrietty
Steps
- 1
Wash the potatoes and the sweet potato well, slice them using a mandolin into 1-2 mm thick slices.
- 2
Pat dry the slices with a paper towel, lay them on a large plate in a single layer. If seasoning them with salt, be sure to sprinkle on salt at this point!
- 3
Microwave for about 2-3 minutes. Flip them over, and microwave for another 2-3 minutes. By flipping them over, they will cook faster and the chips will turn out to more beautiful Be careful not to burn yourself!
- 4
Once the excess moisture has evaporated and the chips are crispy, they are done.
- 5
The potato chips had a light texture and the sweet potato chips (I ate them as-is, without adding salt) were harder, with a crunchier texture.
- 6
If you over-cook them, they will burn as shown in the photo.
- 7
This time, it took 2 minutes × 2 times at 600 W to cook in my microwave. The cooking time will differ about 1 minute each time I make them, depending on the thickness or the moisture content of the potatoes, so please adjust accordingly.
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