Organic & Whole Living Recipe: Excalibur Dehydrator Zucchini Chips

Zucchini chips are so yummy and so easy to make. One zucchini produces a pretty good yield but you should figure at least a half zucchini, medium size, per person. Needless to say I ate this batch all by myself ( I let the others taste) . I don't feel guilty either it's a ZUCCHINI!

 

   

INGREDIENTS:

- 1-2 Medium organic zucchini

 - Olive Oil 1-2T

 - Pink Himalayan Salt, Pepper, Dried Oregano, Thyme

 

1st Step: Start with a good clean and organic zucchini.

2: Using a mandolin or a very sharp knife, slice your zucchini into very thin rounds. (think chip here)

3: Place slices in a bowl, drizzle with a wee bit of olive oil or oil of your choice and sprinkle with salt, pepper, oregano & thyme. You can use any of your favorite Italian herbs here.Toss to coat.

4: Lay the slices on a single layer of your dehydrator trays.

5: Turn on your dehydrator. 117 degrees

6: Dehydrate for 3.5-5 hours depending on your humidity.

Needless to say clean up was a breeze, I hand washed the Excalibur Dehydrator trays in warm soapy water and that was it. Although I think it would have been a little easier if I had the dehydrator sheets as the oil did drip down the trays.

Visit my original review of the Excalibur Dehydrator here.

 

 

Comments

[Jessica]

So simple, yet completely scrumptious sounding! I've got four little zucs in the fridge right now, and will definitely be giving these wonderful chips a go (thank you for the inspiration and recipe!).

Joyful Tuesday wishes,
Jessica

[Vintage Indie]

Hey Jessica,

Joyful Tuesday wishes to you too. Thanks for reading. Let me know what you think of them.

Have a lovely evening,
Gabreial

[Fran]

hmmm...do I have to have a dehydrator? Wonder if I can use a warm oven instead...?

I live in a small place with no space for dehydrators...

[Vintage Indie]

Hi Fran,

I don't see why you couldn't do that. I've made fruit leather in the oven. Just keep an eye on it, it could dry out way quicker.

Gabreial