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Sweet Potato Latkes with Cinnamon


For those sweet-toothed people out there (like me), these sweet potato latkes are perfect. Even better, they are easy to make using canned sweet potato puree. (Pumpkin puree can also be substituted.) The taste of these latkes is a welcome twist on the traditional, and they will also add a little color to your plate.

  • 15 oz can of pumpkin /sweet potato puree
  • 2 eggs
  • 1 tsp. baking powder
  • ¼ cup sugar
  • 2 tsp. cinnamon (or to taste)
  • ¼ tsp. nutmeg
  • ¼ tsp. cloves
  • ¼ tsp ginger
  • ¼ tsp allspice

Directions:

Mix pureed sweet potato or pumpkin with flour, spices (I made these very spicy, but you can lessen the spice for a more mild flavor), and sugar. Drop spoonfuls (carefully--oil can really burn) into pre-heated oil. Fry each side for about three minutes, or until light brown. Lightly lift out of the hot oil with a slotted spatula and place on a pan or tray lined with paper towels. The latkes can then be eaten right away or kept in a 300 degree oven to stay warm.

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Latest Comments:
Posted: Dec 27, 2011
Thank You!
Now I will try and make some.
Posted By Richard Lee Standley, Lincoln, NE

Posted: Dec 27, 2011
flour
This was originally posted as part of a how to plan a chanukah party article. There it was noted that it calls for 1/4 cup flour.
Posted By Chava, Morristown, New Jersey

Posted: Dec 3, 2010
SWEET POTATO LATKES
Happy Chanukah & Good Shabbat!
Posted By Mom & Dad Bernstein
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Posted: Dec 1, 2010
Suggestion for flour quantity
Anonoymous from Kfar Yona, try using 1/2 cup flour (+ or -) working for a stiff batter, moist but not runny. I am going to try baking on a air bake cookie sheet covered with easy release non-stick aluminum foil for 15 minutes and then flip and bake another 10 minutes. I'll have to play it "by ear". I am using the NO-FRY LATKE and CURRIED SWEET POTATO LATKE recipes for guides. These look so good that I just can't wait for Chava's answer. Some comments about these recipes are over a year-old and are still unanswered.
Posted By Richard Lee Standley, Lincoln, Nebraska

Posted: Dec 1, 2010
Yes. How much flour?
This read so gooood but then: "Mix . . . with flour . . . ." This is new to me I wouldn't begin to know how to fake it. I've never made a latke before in my life. Come back dear Chava, and tell us how! If we don't hear back soon I'll drop you a note at your HS in Brooklyn. Because you've got our interest up. I like both cinnamon and sweet potatoes these should be good.
Posted By Richard Lee Standley, Lincoln, Nebraska

Posted: Nov 29, 2010
flour
there isnt any flour in the recepe
Posted By Anonymous, kfar yona, israel
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