Gruselige Halloween-Chips

0g Protein · 22 min · 10 kcal

Gruselige Halloween-Chips

Du suchst nach einer gesunden Knabberei für Halloween? Backe deine eigenen Halloween-Chips im Ofen oder bereite sie im Airfryer zu! Diese Snacks sind perfekt für Partys.

22 min4 Portionen10 kcal

Zutaten

  • For Halloween Tortilla Chips
  • 4 flour tortillas
  • 1 tablespoon Mexican spice blend
  • Olive oil
  • Halloween paper cutouts/spooky cookie cutter
  • Piping tip (for crafting the eyes)
  • NOTE: Some ingredients can be replaced with their vegan counterparts.

Zubereitung

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    --- Crafting the Spooky Skull Shapes: ---

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    Start by creating the spooky skull shapes for your tortilla chips. You can use Halloween-themed paper cutouts or a spooky cookie cutter to achieve the desired shapes, including bat's wings, jack-o'-lanterns, witch's hats, and ghost shapes.

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    To make the eyes and mouth, use the piping tip or any small round cutter to create two eye holes. For the mouth, you can also use a small round fluted cutter to shape it without cutting all the way through. Combine 1 tablespoon of Mexican spice blend and 2 tablespoons of olive oil in a small bowl.

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    NOTE: Watch the recipe video to learn how to perform these cooking steps.

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    --- Baking/Air Frying: ---

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    Preheat your oven or air-fryer to 350°F to 175°C and line a baking sheet with parchment paper. Arrange the prepared tortilla chips on the sheet and brush them with the Mexican spice-infused oil. Bake the chips in the preheated oven for 12-14 minutes or until they achieve a golden brown hue, rotating the pan halfway through to ensure even cooking. Once baked, let the chips to cool on a wire rack. Enjoy your homemade Spooky Halloween tortilla chips with your favorite dips or salsas.

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    NOTE: Watch the recipe video to learn how to perform these cooking steps.

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    --- ENJOY THIS RECIPE ---

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    ENJOY THIS RECIPE.

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