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Parsnip and Carrot Chips

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Parsnip and Carrot ChipsJennifer Martiné

Choose the largest and broadest carrots and parsnips among those available at the store; smaller, more slender ones won't form large enough strips to be fruitful for frying. These have a light and delicate crunch and natural sweetness that make for an interesting change of pace from the traditional potato chip.

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