A tortilla chip, also called a corn chip, is a triangular-shaped, salted and crispy piece of corn tortilla. Traditional tortilla chips have their origins in the pre-Hispanic cultures of Mexico, where they were known as "totopochtli", a word that means golden or crunchy in Nahuatl. In Mexico, tortilla chips are still called totopos and are traditionally made from a tortilla that is cut into triangles and fried. Tortilla chips have many uses, for example, as a garnish or topping for other dishes, to dip in salsa, guacamole or to enjoy plain. Topped with cheese, tortilla chips are known as nachos.
Ingredients: A good stack of yellow corn tortillas
A pinch of salt
Oil to taste
Preparation: Cut the tortilla in 4 pieces, season with a dash of salt and a tiny bit of oil. Then, place them into your air fryer at 175°C. Bake for 4 minutes, flip and repeat the process.Note: Don’t add too many tortillas into the air fryer at once. The less stacked they are, the crunchier they get. Werecommend baking them in several rounds.
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