Baked Vegetable Chips

Baked Vegetable Chips

Sweet potato, carrot, and beet sliced thin and baked low and slow into crisp, naturally colorful chips — a healthier take on potato chips.

✍️ Veg.Pub EditorialPublished 2026-04-26👁 46 views
Calories
150
kcal
Servings
3
Prep time
50
min
Diet
vegan

🧺 Ingredients

  • Sweet potato1
  • Carrot1
  • Beet1/2
  • Olive oil10ml
  • Salt1g

👩‍🍳 Steps

  1. 1Slice the sweet potato, carrot, and beet thinly using a mandoline slicer.
  2. 2Brush the slices lightly with olive oil and sprinkle with a little salt.
  3. 3Arrange in a single layer on a baking sheet, avoiding overlap.
  4. 4Bake at 130°C (265°F) for 40 minutes, flipping once partway through.
  5. 5Bake until the edges curl and crisp up, then remove and let cool.

📊 Nutrition

Protein2g
Iron0.8mg
Calcium30mg
Fiber5g

Introduction

Sweet potato, carrot, and beet are sliced thin, brushed lightly with oil, and baked low and slow in the oven; as the moisture evaporates, they turn into thin, crisp vegetable chips with naturally vibrant colors — a much healthier alternative to fried chips. This snack takes a little patience while it bakes, but the process itself is simple, making it a great weekend project to batch-make and store in an airtight container for whenever a snack craving hits.

Nutrition Highlights

  • Sweet potato provides plenty of dietary fiber and vitamin A, with a distinctly natural sweetness
  • Beet is rich in natural pigments and nitrates, giving it a vivid color along with some antioxidant benefits
  • Carrot adds beta-carotene, and combining all three vegetables makes for a chip that's colorful as well as nutritious
  • Low-temperature baking instead of frying keeps the overall fat and calories far below store-bought chips

Tips

  • Use a mandoline slicer to cut the vegetables thin and even, so they bake at a consistent rate
  • Keep the oven temperature between 120–140°C (250–285°F); higher heat can scorch the edges
  • If the cooled chips aren't quite crisp enough, return them to a low oven for a few more minutes to drive off the remaining moisture
Author: Veg.Pub Editorial