These have a multitude of uses: a component of a salad, a topping for pastas, a base for canapés, or broken up and used as a dust.
Preheat oven to 325 F.
Grate the cheese with a microplane. (Using a box grater is OK, too. Although the cheese won't be quite as fine.)
Place parchment paper (or a silpat or aluminum foil) on a sheet pan.
Distribute the cheese on the parchment paper, using a ring-mould to size the chips to the desired size. This recipe expects a 3-inch diameter.
Bake in the oven.
Check the chips. They should be golden brown. If not, bake for another few minutes.
This is the color I look for. I like them on the lighter side of golden.
Remove from the oven. Slide the parchment paper from the pan. After a minute or so, remove the chips with a spatula.
Always prepare a few more than needed. Some will likely turn out imperfect.
If you are preparing ahead, store in an air-tight container, so they don't lose their crispness.
Usually you'll want to place these in whatever dish they're being used in at the last moment.
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