If you have questions about loaded sweet potato fries, you have come to the right place. This section answers some of the most asked questions about this dish. So have a look to learn more.
Sweet potatoes, washed
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600 - 700 g |
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Oil
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1 tbsp |
Fresh ground coriander
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10 g |
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Fresh parsley
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10 g |
Fresh oregano
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10 g |
Garlic clove
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½ |
Red wine vinegar
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½ tsp |
Olive oil
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1 tbsp |
Capers (optional)
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½ tbsp |
Sugar
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¼ tsp |
Lime juice
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1 tsp |
Salt and pepper
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Cooked black beans, drained and rinsed
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1 can |
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Avocado, peeled, cored, and cut into chunks
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1 |
Mild red chilli, thinly sliced (optional)
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1 |
Chives, roughly chopped
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10 stalks |
150 g |
Transform a simple snack into a culinary delight with our helpful tips for loaded sweet potato fries.
Arrange the toppings evenly for every bite to include a bit of each component. Start with the black beans, followed by avocado slices, chilli, and chives. You can also arrange the different ingredients in groupings.
For next-day enjoyment, store the loaded sweet potato fries in an airtight container in the fridge. They will stay fresh for up to two days. To reheat, spread the fries on a parchment-lined baking sheet and warm in a preheated oven at 150 °C for about 15 minutes. To avoid sogginess, add the other ingredient after reheating rather than before.
Delicious sweet potatoes are turned into the perfect crispy fries in the oven, and a great selection of colourful and flavourful ingredients joins them. Blurring the line between snack and meal, loaded sweet potato fries can easily be enjoyed at casual get-togethers, game nights, or as a simple dinner option. Enjoy with a vibrant salsa verde and tangy white cheese on top.
We have plenty of recipes that are just as delicious and easy to make as this one. Try our tasty pearl couscous salad, new potato salad with sweet pickled onions, and roasted winter vegetables.
The crispy sweet potato fries take centre stage in this recipe as their natural sweetness contrasts beautifully with the other ingredients. The black beans bring a mild and meaty flavour, while the buttery avocado provides its signature creaminess. To top it all off, we add some crumbled white cheese. The loaded sweet potato fries will disappear in no time, so we recommend cooking an extra batch.
The homemade salsa verde is a wonderful addition to the loaded sweet potato fries. Adding salsa verde on top gives the fries a burst of freshness and brightness with every bite. Its name translates to “green sauce”, and it is a popular sauce in Mexican cuisine because of its mix of fresh, bright, and herbaceous flavours. Our version is made from a combination of coriander, parsley, oregano, lime juice, and red wine vinegar. The green sauce balances beautifully the sweet and creamy flavours from the fries, black beans, and avocado.
Loaded sweet potato fries are delicious as a standalone dish, but they can also accompany other dishes. They pair beautifully with dishes like instant pot buffalo cauliflower or a buffalo chicken dip. A jalapeño popper dip with cream cheese adds a smooth texture, but if you prefer a lighter main dish, buffalo cauliflower quinoa lettuce wraps are a fresh option.
Pair the fries with Mexican dishes like tacos or wraps. Fries and burgers also go well together, so why not try a pulled pork burger, a British beef burger, or whichever burger you prefer? You can also serve them with savoury grilled meat with smoky notes. The great thing about loaded sweet potato fries is their ability to go well with a wide variety of flavours and meals.
Switch out a few ingredients and turn the loaded sweet potato fries into the dish of your dreams. You can experiment with the ingredients for the salsa verde by using herbs that suit your taste. Our recipe suggests coriander, parsley, and oregano, but you can include herbs like basil for a sweet, peppery kick or mint for a cool, fresh taste. Also, consider swapping out the salsa verde with garlicky tzatziki or spicy sriracha mayonnaise. Add toppings like shredded chicken, pulled pork, or chorizo if you want it as a hearty main course.