Sweet Potatoes are one of my favorite vegetables. I like mashed sweet potatoes, sweet potato fries, and most recently I am obsessed with these sweet potato chips. They are super simple to make and only require a few extra ingredients and before you know it, you will have a crisp and crunchy snack to munch on! Plus they are a HUGE hit with kids, which is a total plus to this dish because they are eating vegetables without really thinking about it because I call them “sweet potato chips.”
They are quite easy to make you see, once you’ve gone ahead and peeled the skin off the sweet potato with a vegetable peeler, just keep peeling until you’re down to nothing! Throw them on a parchment lined baking sheet and you’re good to go. I’ve gone ahead and added shaved Parmesan, garlic salt, and paprika… but you could easily spice up these sweet potato chips with the addition of cayenne pepper or any other spices that would complement this dish!
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Love that you made these with a vegetable peeler! Never thought of that. Delicious!
What a genius idea! I just found your sight through TastyKitchen, and I’ve already found about 5 things I need to try
Love the vegetable peeler idea….great way to get super thin ‘n crispy strips. I’m thinking about these drizzled with coconut oil and maybe some curry powder? 
Thanks for sharing..
cathy b.
wow, these sound INCREDIBLY easy…and i love the strips of sweet potato!
Awesome idea- love that you used a peeler for them! Very cool!
I just recently rediscovered the wonderful world of the sweet potato, and that’s all i have been making. This one is going on the list for sure!! love the use of the peeler.
I could eat a big bowl of these!
I think my mouth is watering right now. WOW. These are gorgeous and I have a feeling my new favorite food. WOW WOW WOW!! Great recipe girl!
I bet my kids would love these! Can’t wait to see you soon!
These look incredible!
Super photo. I love the rich color of sweet potato.
This is going to be a go-to dish in my house.
I love sweet potato fries – these are even better!
Wow — these look great. I’m pretty sure this will be the perfect use for our remaining sweet potatoes.
I am so on these. LOVE everything sweet potato over here & so do my kids. Great recipe Gaby, thanks for sharing with us! xxoo
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Great photo! These look sooo tempting!
Great idea to peel these with a vegetable peeler!
These look fantastic! Great idea to use a peeler for very thin strips of potato – I’ve used a mandolin in the past, but these chips look so much better
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I’m always looking for new recipes for sweet potatoes, this looks awesome! Thanks Gaby!
I love sweet potatoes too! These chips look awesome! I love the combination of slightly sweet and salty flavors…YUM!
These look great, will be making them this week!
Sweet potato chips suddenly look so easy I need to make them NOW. I mean it. Right NOW. Bye-bye!
B
Oh gone r the days when sweet potatoes were only dressed with marshmallows!!! Love this recipe and as a rep for NC sweet potatoes may I suggest you submit this or another of your favorite sweet potato recipes into the sweet ‘n healthy recipe contest. Visit http://www.ncsweetpotatoes.com/ for full details.
I am making them tomorrow
Bake the parmesan with it?! Genius. I love the slender little crisps. Great idea.
What a great idea to use a peeler! This is definitely a must try! The contract is color from the sweet potato and parm is perfect!
I love this idea!
What a simple yet effective idea. Love that you used a veggie peeler. Makes it so easy!
Fantastic, what a great snack.
I made these tonight and of course almost burned them b/c we like things toasty! Really good and EZ!
You’re right- anything made with sweet potatoes is the best! Can’t wait to try this recipe!
Wow, these look awesome. I just happen to have a few sweet potatoes! Guess what I’m having for dinner…? Other idea – I’ve been eating sweet potato fries for some months now, baked in the oven. I sprinkle chile powder on them. Perhaps chile powder might add a new dimension to this recipe.
Those looks awesome! Can’t wait to give them a try!!
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I could go for a big bowl of these….right now…at 8 am.
I just came across this and had to come take a look. I love this twist on sweet potato fries! YUM! Definitely going to try them!
Wow. These look like a healthier version of sweet potato chips! So excited to try them!
Those look incredible! I love making sweet potato chips, but hadn’t thought of shaving them- such a great idea. Thanks!
these look fantastic, thanks! i am going to win the sweet potato “contest” (of who can find the best recipe) my husband and i have going on….
Your Chips look wonderful, I can’t wait to try them. I would like to invite you to bring a dish to Full Plate Thursday, the linky is open all week end. Thank you for sharing and have a nice day!
I have made these 3 times since you posted the recipe! My hubby and I are on a low glycemic diet. I love how these are so cruncy and savory. My also love that they aren’t fried. Just yummy sweet potato goodness! I am making the petite frittatas next. Thanks, Gabby!!!!
Oh my these look AMAZING. I want these now. What a great little site you have here, I’m so glad I stumbled upon it!
I love chips, and sweet potatoes, and parmesan! I’ll just have to try these, thanks!
Love these!! Pretty sure I wouldn’t be able to keep my hand out of the chip bag.
What a fabulous way to enjoy some sweet potatoes!
Can’t wait to try these. I’m with you- sweet potatoes are great! So one more way to eat them is always a plus. I love baking ‘em whole, but hadn’t thought of this approach. Thanks, Gaby
Oh Gaby, these absolutely knocked my socks off! THANK YOU for this recipe!
just made these with purple sweet potatoes from the farmer’s market – they are soooo delicious! thank you for this idea!
These sound/look delicious! I just made some baked sweet potato fries last night with garlic, fresh rosemary, pepper, kosher salt, olive oil and egg white (for crisping) while still maintaining a healthy side item option (3 weight watchers points!)….and they were so good that I posted them on m blog and now I am looking for other fun options!
I tried these last night and they came out soggy and inedible.
What did I do wrong? Even the burnt ones didn’t crisp up!
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Mine came out soggy, too…except for the ones that were burnt. They tasted pretty good and we ate them, but they were not crunchy. Please help!
Mine didn’t crisp up either, except the edges that burned. I used a medium-size sweet potato and a half-sheet pan. I think these need to be a super thin layer. Will try again.
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Mine weren’t crisp, either. Yummy flavor, but not the texture I expected. Is there some way to dehydrate them first, or something? Or do I need to use more oil? I’m no master chef, so I don’t know where I went wrong.
I’ll throw my hat in the ring – mine didn’t crisp either. However, I thought the first batch was tasty enough in flavor to make a second batch anyway. I am not a sweet potato fan, but I’d definitely eat them prepared this way. I’d love to know what Gaby did to make hers so crispy.
Hi Katie,
You might want to try removing the baking sheet half way through the baking process and mixing up the sweet potato chips. Give them a rough toss so they can bake evenly and then put them back into the oven. Thanks!
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I’ve tried making sweet potato chips tons of times but they never turn out right. These look perfect! I’ve got to try your recipe!
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I’ve tried numerous times to make these. Soggy every time, no matter what I do. I’ve done some tiny batches with lots of space between each ‘strand’ to no avail. Can you just package yours up and send them to me please? hehe I WILL figure this out!
I have the same problem, and after storingthem in a ziplock bag they tured to mush
any tips?? I wonder if parchement line baking sheet will help with the sticking
yes – I always line the baking sheet with parchment! I mentioned that in the body of the post – but just added it to the actual recipe to help
And sweet potatoes tend to get soggy when you store them. So I gobble these up the same day I make them!
Same here!! I wanted these to work so bad for a quick easy side but mine were either soggy or burnt!!
. Let me know if any one comes up with any suggestions.
Me, too! I preheated, I had an over thermometer, I did a single layer and stirred. I am tempted to deep fry.
deep fry in coconut oil!!
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I’ve baked a lot of veggies in the oven and have found that if I prop the door open with a wooden spoon for the first 5-10 minutes, the veggies turn out crispier. Opening the door a little helps some of the steam release so they won’t be soggy.