How To : Sweet Potato Truffle Fries

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As someone who is passionate about eating whole, clean ingredients, these truffle sweet potato fries were a no-brainer. These are perfect to bring to a party, an appetizer to snack on while watching the game, or the side dish to a cozy dinner at home.

Recipe Type: Vegan, Gluten Free, and Soy Free
Makes: 4 Servings

Prep: 10 minutes | Production: 40 minutes

Reusable Materials :

 Cooking Sheet
 Aluminum Foil
 Grated Knife

Ingredients :

4 medium sweet potatoes
2 tbsp. Cold Pressed Avocado Oil
1 Garlic Clove (or 1 tsp. garlic powder)
2 tbsp. Vegan Parmesan Cheese Crumbles
1 tbsp. Chopped Parsley

Instructions :

+ Heat oven up to 400° Fahrenheit / 200° Celsius
+ Wash sweet potatoes vigorously
+ Start by cutting off ends and then slice down middle (widthwise) creating two halves then cut each half into smaller slivers
+ Cover the cooking sheet with aluminum foil and evenly spread the pieces out then lightly drizzle with avocado oil
+ Create a spice mixture, garlic is standard but feel free to add paprika or sea salt then lightly shake mixture across the pieces, following up w/ the chopped parsley
+ Place pan in oven for approx. 40-45 minutes, the crispier the better

Recommended Dipping Mixtures: Vegan Mayo, Vegan Aioli Sauce, Vegan Ranch, and of course the crowd favorite, Guacamole.

 

Happy Making Darlings!

Evren Kaltenheuser

Ren Kaltenheuser is a Visual Creative and Social Researcher, residing in NYC. Their noteworthy claim to fame is a tattoo on the back of their arm that they got whilst living in Chongqing, Sichuan, China… that went viral on Pinterest.

They adore muted colors, making things that make people feel known, abstract shapes, dialoguing about social issues, creating more room at the table, and merging their passions for creativity and research for a more equitable world. Sounds lofty? You haven’t met Ren.

Ren graduated with a BA in Graphic Design and in Sociology, concentrating in Women & Gender Studies from Drake University. They went onto do graduate studies in UI/UX Design at MICA and Art + Craft Design at PNCA/OCAC, whilst completing work at Columbia University in Software Engineering. Ren is an avid learner and their well rounded skillset has allowed them to live and work on five continents.

Naturally, Ren wrote this in third person like they’ve seen others do.

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