var SHRSB_Settings = {“shr_class”:{“src”:”{Place_Path_Here}”,”link”:””,”service”:”5,7,52,38,201,2,78,219″,”apikey”:”6ffe2cbf142c45bd4cd03b01ec46b8658″,”localize”:true,”shortener”:”google”,”shortener_key”:””,”designer_toolTips”:true,”twitter_template”:”${title} – ${short_link} via @Shareaholic”}}; These apple chips are so healthy and easy to make…they also make your house REAK of apples and cinnamon. So if the ol’ cinnamon spice candle isn’t doing it for you, try these apple chips, and if you want something yummy to snack on!
Ingredients
1 large apple
1 tablespoon sugar
1 teaspoon cinnamon
Oil-based non-stick spray (canola or olive)
Directions
Preheat your oven to 200 degrees.
Line a baking pan with parchment paper (do not skip this step, since you are working with sugars).
Slice your apple using a mandolin or sharp knife to 1/8″ slices and remove the core. *If you leave the core intact you are left with a really pretty flower shape, but I found these pieces did NOT crisp up the same as the others. Space the slices out on the baking pan.
Spray the apple slices with the oil-based non-stick spray. Mix together the sugar and cinnamon (I didn’t do this the first time I made them, but I will next time!) and sprinkle over top the apple.
Bake the apple at 200 degrees for at least 2 hours until they are crisp…like a chip! (function() { var sb = document.createElement(“script”); sb.type = “text/javascript”;sb.async = true; sb.src = (“https:” == document.location.protocol ? “https://dtym7iokkjlif.cloudfront.net” : “http://cdn.shareaholic.com”) + “/media/js/jquery.shareaholic-publishers-sb.min.js”; var s = document.getElementsByTagName(“script”)[0]; s.parentNode.insertBefore(sb, s); })();
These look so good! I tried making them last Christmas and they came out chewy. I'll have to try your recipe. Thanks for sharing!
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What a perfect healthy snack! They look so yummy!
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I made 2 pans yesterday. 1 pan came out perfectly crisp and the others were crisp but the centers were a little chewy. I think it has to do with which rack they are on? They are easy to check, so if you pull them out and they are chewy, pop them back in for a few more minutes!
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What a great idea, it combines crispness with sweetness-yum. Who doesn't love the house smelling like real cinnamon and apples?
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Yum! Thanks for stopping by my blog. I am going to have to try this recipe for the holidays.
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i've always wanted to make these, but never have. Thanks for the recipe. I will definitely be trying these. And thanks for stopping by my blog…following you back :)http://www.wherenothinggoodcomeseasy.com
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I made these again at my parents house over Christmas. They look WAYYyy better if you mix the sugar and cinnamon together before sprinkling it. I also found they crisp up better if you slice the rounds in half. These are so fun to figure out 🙂
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We have a ton of apples. I'm looking forward to trying this recipe! New Follower from MBC!
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