A Raw Food Recipe for Crunchy Kale Chips that only take a few minutes to prepare.
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I’ve been wanting to make these for a few weeks and I finally did last night. I only had two bunches of kale, but I made about the same amount of dressing, so they’re a little heavy on the flavor, but they’re still great!
I saved a bowl of the fresh kale with the dressing to eat last night as a salad because it was just so good! Great dressing. I put the ground soaked/dehydrated sunflower seeds on only 2/3 of the batch to see how it was without. With or without, they are fantastic. Thanks!!
Rene… these chips are amazing! I had them in the dehydrator overnight and woke up at 6:30 this morning to try them! Incredible!
Thanks for NOT making these unhealthy by adding salt and oil to them
Thanks Rene, this recipe sounds really delicious
Sheryl
Thanks for all your “uplifting” comments! You all inspire me to make more! I used collard leaves for these today and they turned out great!
I REALLY enjoy your videos Renee. I am so curious to try those kale chips! My favorite is dinosaur kale in smoothies and juices- it’s just more mild than the other kinds. Never had it as chips though! I’m going to try it! God Bless You!! ~ Angel
Your chips looks delicious Rene. Thank you for sharing your recipes, I really enjoy watching your videos.
I appreciate the tip of using sesame seeds instead of the more expensive tahini.
Debbie *Ü*