Hash browns or potato rostis; whatever you call them, they’re delicious. Great for brunch with a poached egg on top, for dinner as a change from chips or just as a sneaky snack, these sweet potato rostis are pretty easy to make and even easier to eat.
This recipe came about firstly as a new way to serve potato in our baby led weaning journey. Then I realised they’re also completely Slimming World friendly providing you use the cheese as one of your healthy extras… an added bonus! They’ve got the crunchiness of a naughty treat but the virtuosity of veg and, once you’ve got the basic principle sorted, you can mix them up with various root vegetables. Versatile or what?!
The only downside is they went so quickly, I failed to get a photo of them cooked… means I’ll have to make them again, shame…
Sweet Potato Rostis (Makes 10)
You will need:
- Two beaten eggs
- Two large potatoes
- One large sweet potato
- 50g finely grated cheddar cheese
- Seasoning
- Fry-light
Recipe:
- Pre-heat the oven to 180°C / Gas mark 4-5 and spray a baking tray with fry-light
- Peel and coarsely grate your potatoes – I used a food processor to do this… far easier!
- Place your grated potato into a bowl of cold water and mix with your hands to get rid of any starch
- Remove the gratings from the bowl by hand and squeeze firmly in your palms to remove as much water as possible before placing into a second bowl
- Pour over the beaten egg, the finely grated cheddar and season
- Stir your mixture well. It should be clumping together at this stage. If you feel it’s still not ‘sticky’ enough, add another beaten egg
- Using your hands, take out a handful of the mixture, squeeze it together and form an oval shape on your baking tray. Repeat until you have all of your rosti mixture used. You should aim for them to be approx 1.5cm thick. Be sure to tidy the sides using your finger to keep the shape neat
- Spray the tops with fry-light
- Bake in the oven for 35-40 minutes until browned and crisp on top
- Remove and enjoy!
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This look so delicious! Can’t believe they’re slimming world friendly as well. Result!!!
Author
I’m all about the slimming world attempts at the moment!!
These look lovely. Going to give them a try x
Author
Perfect! Let me know how you get on!
These look really yummy! I love sweet potatoes 🙂 χ
Author
Me too!!!
Oooh these look yummy and easy enough to make as well
Author
They’re really easy, a little messy but if you’ve got a food processor then they’re ready in minutes!
oh my god these look amazing! will definately save this recipe!
Ooo I’ve never seen or tries these before, I love sweet potato though… sweet potato mash, chips, wedges… will have to give this a try 🙂
Author
I love it too. This is great because it FEELS naughty but really isn’t! Let me know how you get on!
This looks great perfect for a snack or an accompanying meal
Author
They taste so good cold the next day as well… you know, just in case they last that long!
That’s great that they are Slimming World friendly because normally I find a delicious looking recipe only to not be able to eat it ox
Author
They are! I used the cheese as my healthy extra A so they still tasted like a treat. They crisp up really well due to the grated edges as well even just with frylight!
Oh these look so yummy! I’m definitely trying these. I made fish fingers from your recipe last night they were a massive hit! I’ve never known him to finish a whole meal before haha! Xx
Author
Yay!!! LOVE this!! x