Sweet Potato Pancakes
I’ve long been a lover of potato pancakes”¦what’s not to like, right?! I wanted to enjoy a sweet potato latke that would be Whole30 complaint. I prefer the Japanese, lighter-fleshed sweet potatoes, but the question was: raw, or partially baked? We went with raw, and mixed it with onions, eggs and sea salt, then sautéed in coconut oil. In my opinion, it is a mistake to cook them in advance and then bake to heat. That’s an absolute no–they simply have to be made to order, end of story. These were delicious, and not a crumb left!Thanks to Yahoo Canada for the repost and in celebration be sure to sign-up for the All-Clad TK Stainless Steel Rondeau Pan.
Love the simplicity of these sweet potato pancakes. And I agree, no way are these going to taste the same baked later. From the pan into the mouth!
The best. I love them
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hi! does it matter which type of onion i use?