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I made this last night for dinner. Such a hit--especially with DH & Ryleigh both who do not usually like dishes with sweet potatoes--they each had 3 helpings. And the other girls loved as well. Thought I would share as it is really easy to make

3 sweet potatoes washed and peeled
1/4 cup butter melted
1/2 tsp salt
1/4 tsp pepper
1/8 tsp paprika

preheat oven to 425
spay a cookie sheet/jelly roll pan with non stick spray
cut sweet potatoes into thin slices (about 1/8" thick) and lay
evenly in cookie sheet
mix everything else together and brush over the sweet potatoes with a pastry brush
bakes for 25-30 or until tender

(they will not be crispy like regular chips unless you slice super super thin-don;t have time for that, instead they are tender and full of yummy flavor

Sounds delicious -
I made homemade tomato sauce last night. From the vine to the freezer - my own tomatoes. What a sense of accomplishment! Amazing how many tomatoes it takes to make sauce.

I think we'll have sweet potato chips for supper tonight...

That sounds great Christy!! I will have to try those.

Oh, sounds good, I'll have to try this, and they're supposed to be really good for you too!

I made those once for a group of restaurant servers and bartenders and took it into restaurant. They LOVED it. Even the managers came around to taste them. I made it up, I hadn't read a recipe anywhere. So the mistake I made was using EVOO (extra virgin olive oil) instead of cooking spray so when I put on the butter it got really greasy. I agree with not slicing them too thin or they will burn around the edges. I sprinkled them with cinnamon and it was a hit. TFS

those sound terrific! I can't wait to try them, I love Sweet Potatoes!

I wish we'd planted sweet potatoes. I wish we'd planted cabbage. I wish we'd planted something other than 12 pattypan squash plants and two long rows of field peas.

Those sound sooooo good. I love sweet potato fries so this is right up my alley! Thanks for sharing your recipe!

Christy that recipe sounds wonderful. I love sweet potatoes and NC certainly does grow them well. I wonder how I could convert that without using butter

pbp908 wrote:I wish we'd planted sweet potatoes. I wish we'd planted cabbage. I wish we'd planted something other than 12 pattypan squash plants and two long rows of field peas.

Send some my way, all we planted this year was another outside planter of strawberries
My green thumb isn't so green

Cheryl, read this article: http://www.recipetips.com/glossary-term ... titute.asp

Hope that helps.

Thank you Lynn! I have it book marked and will read it a little later.