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Munchies without Guilt

I love sandwiches in pitas rather on bread, but pitas tend to go bad on me faster than a loaf of bread, so it's rare I can finish a whole package. Thus, I don't buy pitas very often.

When I do have them around, if I fear I won't be able to finish all of them, I make myself a snack- pita chips!

What you need:
Pitas
Cooking spray
Salt & other seasoning (I used dried basil, garlic powder, rosemary- whatever you like.)

Preheat oven to 350. Separate each pita into two rounds. Cut rounds into wedges of desired size (6-8 per round, probably). Place the wedges rough-side down on a baking sheet, and spray with cooking spray. Turn over and spray the rough side too. Sprinkle seasonings over wedges. Bake until edges are brown and chips are crisp - 12-14 minutes.


Light, fairly healthy, and great for munching! I've also served them in place of garlic bread as a side with spaghetti. The next challenge: making my own pitas.

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7 comments:

  1. Beth @ The Natural Mommy said...

    Oooh, I don't have any pita, but I wonder if I could do this with tortillas...

    Thanks!  

  2. Katrine said...

    I will have to try this!  

  3. tips and tricks said...

    Thanks for sharing this pita magic for MIFS.  

  4. Jillian said...

    I do this all the time and until i want them i keep them in the freezer!  

  5. Amy said...

    I love these too especially with a little cinnamon and sugar. It reminds me of elephant ears without the elephant rear (on me) to go with it :)  

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  7. N. & J. said...

    You can do it with tortillas they few times I have bought them at the store I've done this so that they don't go bad on me and it works great.  

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