In my big family we have so many opinions and we hardly agree on anything. Bagels, however, serve us a common ground—a soft and doughy common ground. They are my little life savers especially on busy mornings when everyone decides they want something different for breakfast! The code word: Bagels!
Inevitably we have left overs. My sophisticated eaters don't like to eat the same everyday (I totally differ!). Although I strongly encourage them not to be picky, sometimes I just have to choose my battles. And leftover bread—that's what bagel is after all—is never waisted. I make bread puddings, crumbs and, of course, croutons or chips.
So that's what I did to two leftover Blueberry bagels. I made chips. Very easy and very cozy for a family game night, for example.
◊◊◊Cinnamon Blueberry Bagel Chips

1 TB spoon olive oil
1 generous teaspoon cinnamon sugar
(which I make myself mixing sugar and ground cinnamon)

Cut bagels across into 1/4˝ thick slices

Arrange the chips on a cookie sheet in a single layer



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