I’m putting a healthy spin on this fan favorite appetizer!
Your typical nachos use low quality ingredients, lack nutritional value, and are high in processed, inflammatory oils. With a few simple tweaks, these Potato Skin Nachos are healthy enough to serve guilt-free. And they’re still a hit with kids and adults alike. By subbing Japanese yams for the traditional tortilla chips, the nutritional profile of this dish is automatically upgraded. Yams are high in minerals like potassium and manganese, and they contain more fiber than processed tortilla chips.
You can serve these nachos as an appetizer or a snack, but I love adding a protein and some greens to turn them into a full on Fab Four meal. Here’s how: Lay a bed of greens on your plate. Add potato skin nachos with all the toppings. Throw some ground beef or diced chicken on top, and you have it all – protein, fat, fiber and greens!
Whether you’re looking for football food, a kid-pleaser for after school, or just an easy but fun weeknight dinner, this should be your next recipe up!