Fry

Scrumptious Sweet Potato Fries

November 11, 2013
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  • Serves 1
Author Notes

Salty, flavorful, crunchy and, oh yeah… you can actually eat them!
Sweet potatoes are delicious and loaded with many health benefits. With antioxidants, anti-inflamitroy nutrients and blood sugar benefits, this starchy treat only around 115 calories and 26 grams of carbohydrates per serving (medium, no skin). Get ready to get hooked on my baked fry approach that will allow you to skip the regret and enjoy your fries once and for all! While this recipe is perfect for one, double, triple or even quadrouple to serve up for a crowd.
Anna Lombardi

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Ingredients
  • 1 medium sweet potato
  • 1 teaspoon extra virgin, garlic infused olive oil
  • 1/2 teaspoon chopped rosemary
  • 1/2 teaspoon chopped caraway seeds (optional)
  • 1/2 teaspoon salt
Directions
  1. Pre heat your oven to 410 degrees (hot, hot, hot)
  2. Peel and cut your potato into fry shaped pieces. Do not drive yourself crazy, there really is no “right” way to do this, and when it comes to these fries the more rustic the more fun. Rustic is a term I enjoy using in cooking when something is not perfect. Oh that oddly cut onion? Thats just a rustic, homey feel. See? It becomes instantly chic!
  3. Place your fries and all other ingredients in a Ziplock bag. Close the bag, and mix all of your ingredients together. You want to make sure that your fries are totally coated in all of the seasoning goodness.
  4. Once coated, dump your delicious fry mixture onto a baking sheet that is covered in parchment paper (perfect for an easy clean up) and place in the oven. Allow to bake for 10-15 minutes (or until browned to your liking).

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dbirdseed@gmail.com October 27, 2019
Wonderful, thank you! Lovely flavors I would have never thought of.
Just one note. Coat the potato strips without the plastic ziplock bag. It's easy and pleasing to coat the potatoes without a plastic bag that just gets thrown out. We've come to rely on disposable plastic in cooking, and there's always a way around that.