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Baked Pear Chips

Yum

The husband and I agrees on the importance of good healthy food for the kids. But that doesn’t mean that it can’t be fun or they are deprived of yummy treats. It just means that we have to pay more attention and make an effort to offer the kids with healthier alternatives. I was craving for fish and chips, but I didn’t want to bake ‘chips’ or fries. After raiding my fridge for something that I can replace as chips, I saw the pears that my husband bought. Out came my mandolin, and a healthy replacement was made. It was really nice to have these sweet and crispy chips to go along with my Crispy Corn Flake Baked Fish. This recipe is a winner because there is no prep work besides slicing the pear thinly with the mandolin. Yup, this is a one ingredient recipe, no seasoning, no oil, just pears and an oven. 🙂 If you only have apples on hand, you can make apple chips too!

Ingredients (Serves 3)

  • 2 pears, washed
Method
  • Preheat oven to 125C
  • Thinly slice pear from the base with a mandolin
  • Line baking tray with parchment paper
  • Bake for 60 to 70 mins or until pears are brown and crisp, turning at 30 mins
  • You may have to gently peel it off from parchment paper at 30 mins when turning
  • Allow to cool on baking tray for about 5 mins before moving it to serving plate

Serve immediately.
Bon appetit!!

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4 Comments

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    Amelia
    6 August, 2014 at 11:48 am

    Hi Shar, wow… that's look interesting. First time I come across this baked pear chips. Thanks for sharing, yours look soo good and beautiful.

    Best regards .

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    MonuTeena RecipesPassion
    6 August, 2014 at 12:55 pm

    shar kay thanks for your lovely comments at my side sweety.. cake all yours 😉 this is something very different you have shared .. y always try potato chips.. i know that must be so crunchy and yum yum 😛 pass me gal hehe

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    Zoe
    7 August, 2014 at 1:36 am

    Hi Sha Kay,

    I love this healthy idea!!! Totally agree that these chips are fun and also healthier to eat.

    Zoe

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    Crispy Cornflake Baked Fish – Delishar
    18 July, 2015 at 4:38 am

    […] grease, but that doesn’t mean no yummy crispy crust too. I served my fish and chips with my Crispy Baked Pear Chips together with a side salad, and instead of tar tar sauce, the adults had a side of horseradish […]

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