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Prosciutto crisps baked in the oven are a great high-protein snack chip. They’re delicious crumbled over pasta, salads or vegetables.
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These prosciutto crisps are a porky, salty, crunchy snack you can make on the fly — better than bacon!
Ever find yourself at one of those big-box stores with a one-pound package of sliced prosciutto in your cart?
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Been there.
- What is proscuitto
- What to eat with crisp prosciutto
- Prosciutto crisp recipe
After you get tired of eating really excellent ham sandwiches or making lovely charcuterie boards, here’s something else to do with prosciutto.
Make delicious, crisp and crunchy prosciutto.
The whole process takes less than 20 minutes.
What is prosciutto?
Prosciutto is a type of unsmoked Italian dry-cured ham that has a sweet, salty flavor and delicate texture.
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It’s made from a pork thigh (also called the ham) that’s salted and dry-aged for about a year in cold storerooms.
Traditional authentic prosciutto, sometimes called Parma ham, is an artisanal product of Italy.
Prosciutto is very different from American-style bacon, which comes from the belly of the pig and is much fattier and usually smoked.
Make crispy prosciutto
The process for making these crispy bits couldn’t be easier.
- Munch on oven-roasted prosciutto as a snack (they might be even better than bacon-flavored potato chips).
- Crumble prosciutto crisps over pasta, (especially on classic carbonara or cacio e pepe) or mashed potatoes.
- Add to the crisps to soups and all kinds of salads.
What can you eat with prosciutto crisps?
- Get yourself a rimmed baking sheet and line with a sheet of parchment paper.
- Arrange thin slices of prosciutto on the pan.
- Bake until crisp.
- Snack away!
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