A Simple Homemade Breadfruit Chips

If you want a simple snack, Breadfruit Chips is just the simplest homemade snack ever. This recipe is so simple, I almost cannot classify it as a recipe. But I am still posting it because what may seem simple for me may not be for someone else. I got a breadfruit the other day and it was so big I decided to cut it in half and make oil down with one half and breadfruit chips with the rest.

The pictures are self explanatory and they do say a picture is worth a thousand words so together with this little paragraph here's eleven thousand more :^) ha ha!! Enjoy breadfruit chips. Of course if you're like me you may want a dip to go with the chips so you could try any of the chutneys I posted before like mango chutney, chadon beni chutney or tambran sauce.

BREADFRUIT CHIPS

Ingredients:

½ Breadfruit thinly sliced
1 clove garlic
6 leaves chadon beni (culantro)
1 tsp salt
2 cups oil (for frying)

Direction:

Cut up the breadfruit and then slice thinly

Fry until golden brown. Drain on paper towels.

Add salt and the rest of the chopped seasonings and mix.

Add salt and the rest of the chopped seasonings and mix

That's all for now. Bye!

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Breadfruit Chips

This is a terrific snack for the whole family.
Course Appetizers
Cuisine Caribbean
Prep Time 10 minutes
Cook Time 30 minutes
Total Time 40 minutes
Servings 10
Author Felix (Simply Trini Cooking)

Ingredients

  • 1/2 Breadfruit thinly sliced
  • 1 clove garlic
  • 6 leaves chadon beni culantro
  • 1 tsp salt
  • 2 cups oil for frying
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Instructions

  • Fry until golden brown. drain on paper towels. Add salt and the rest of the chopped seasonings and mix

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6 thoughts on “A Simple Homemade Breadfruit Chips”

  1. I love these.
    We would get roasted breadfruits when relatives visit either Trinidad or St Vincent. We would then make these and eat it with saltfish buljol……..yummy!!

  2. Thank you for posting this. I’ve been missing breadfruit chips for more than 35 years after leaving Maui. You can’t buy them on the mainland. Export idea for you…?

    1. I’m in Trinidad and Tobago and exporting may be costly. According to where you are you can check out an ethnic or West Indian market. I’m sure they’ll have breadfruit. Thanks for commenting 🙂

  3. one of my favourite ways to eat breadfruit. I add a pinch of haldi (tumeric) powder to give it a bit of colour as well. Delis

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