These Baked Tortilla Chips are crunchy, salty, easy to make and are baked with a hint of lime for a nice little zesty kick. They’ve taken my chips and salsa game to a whole new level! Perfect on their own as a snack or with some guac or salsa as an appetizer.
These Baked Tortilla Chips have taken my chips and salsa game to a whole new level. These crunchy, salty goodies are easy to make and are baked with a hint of lime for a nice little zesty kick. I love serving them with some freshly chopped cilantro and a bowl of my easy guacamole for a perfect appetizer.
I like to call myself the chip queen.
Partly because I love trying new chips whenever I see a brand or flavor I’ve never had, but mostly because I’m addicted to them. It takes a significant amount of willpower for me to not finish an entire bag in one sitting, which I’m sure many of you can relate to.
They’re just so freaking good!
But instead of fighting my desire for my favorite snack, I’m embracing it. Hell, we only live once! Plus, it’s true what they say – the more you try to restrict or resist something, the more you want it. So I say bring it. I’m diving in mouth first.
Here’s how to easily make your own Homemade Lime Tortilla Chips.
First you’re going to need some corn tortillas. I prefer the yellow corn variety, but white corn works just as well. For this recipe, I used these store bought Mission yellow corn tortillas I purchased at my local grocery store, but if you want everything to be 100% homemade, go for it! Here’s a recipe for my easy Corn Tortillas.
Once you have your tortillas, cut them into sixths to make little triangle wedges.
Place them on a baking sheet sprayed with olive oil, lightly spray the tops with more olive oil and season with salt and the juice of 1/4 of a lime.
If you’re not a fan of using the store bought oil spray bottles, I highly recommend getting a refillable oil sprayer that you can use with your favorite high quality olive oil. The Misto and the Evo are two really great options.
Bake in a 350 degree oven for 10 to 15 minutes, rotating the baking sheets halfway through, until the tortilla chips are beautifully brown and crunchy.
Once they’re baked, sprinkle some more juice from a 1/4 of a lime and top with chopped cilantro and salt as needed.
These tortilla chips didn’t last very long in my house.
John and I demolished them pretty quickly.
If you’re looking for some ideas on what to serve these with, here are a few options from the blog.
- My Easy Pineapple Salsa that’s PERFECT for the summer months.
- This Black Bean and Corn Salsa that takes only 10 minutes to make.
- My Easy Guacamole recipe that is delicious on everything!
Or you could also eat them all by themselves like I did. The lime juice and cilantro add enough flavor to make them shine with or without anything else.
Also, I had no self control.
If you make this recipe, let me know in the comments below or snap a photo and tag me @isabeleats on Instagram!
Ingredients
- 12 thin corn tortillas yellow or white corn
- 1/2 Lime
- Cilantro finely chopped
- kosher salt
- Olive oil spray or olive oil
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 350°F. Set out two to four large baking sheets and spray with olive oil cooking spray (or grease with olive oil).
- Make two stacks of tortillas and cut each stack into 6 wedges.
- Spread tortilla wedges in a single layer on baking sheets, lightly spray with olive oil cooking spray (or brush with olive oil), sprinkle juice of 1/4 lime and top with coarse sea salt.
- Bake until golden brown, about 10 to 15 minutes, rotating baking sheets halfway through baking time.
- Remove from oven and sprinkle with remaining juice of 1/4 lime and more sea salt if desired. Serve immediately and enjoy!
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Amazing thanks for sharing this with us
Hey, Your recipe says to put oil and lime juice (separately) before baking and lime juice on chips after you bake them. Won’t putting moisture after baking make them get rubbery? Will it work to mix the oil and lime juice and spray them before baking? I sprayed my white Corn Tortillas with a spray oil, I put them on a cooling rack sprinkled them lightly with salt and had set the oven on convection roast (350) I roasted them for 6 min turned pan and did 6 more min. They are nice and crispy. I may try decreasing the oven temp next time but we like the crunch! Thanks Sandi
Do I still need to cook the tortillas before cutting into triangles to make chips and baking or do I skip that part ?
No, you don’t need to cook them on the stove before you bake them.
Spray them before you cut them. Less mess.
That’s a great tip! Thanks!
This recipe looks really nice! And it’s super easy, thank you for sharing ??
Look delicious and WW friendly. I wonder how they would taste with some lime zest infused into the oil? And garlic powder? I have a few spare corn tortillas in my fridge right now….
Ooh, lime infused oil? That sounds delicious!