Ingredients:
sweet potato(es)
roast potato seasoning (I just get the kind in the produce area at Wal-Mart, but I'm sure if you searched the seasoning aisle in other stores you could find some)
cooking spray
oil (whichever kind you like)

Pre-heat oven to 375-400.
Wash and cut your sweet potato(es) into french fry type strips.
Put them on a baking pan and spray with cooking spray. Mix the seasoning with oil according to package directions (you could probably omit the oil depending on how much spray you use) and drizzle or sprinkle over the potatoes. I kind of stir the potatoes around on the sheet in attempt to get at least a little seasoning on all of them.
Pop in the oven for 15 minutes.
Stir them around.
Pop back in for 15 more minutes or until they are all soft. (time depends on how thin you cut them. sometimes I make them a little chunkier if I'm in the mood...)
Eat! Be careful, they're kind of addictive! And they reheat really well.

Nutrition depends on what kind of oil and seasoning you use, but here's the info for sweet potatoes.

1 raw medium sweet potato 2" diameter, 5" long:
103 cals
0g fat
0mg cholesterol
41mg sodium
24g carb
4g fiber
7g sugar
2g protein

I probably should add that I keep the skins on. It's supposedly the healthiest part!

mmmmmmmmmm

YumMmMy!!!
I love these things.......
Totally addicting!!!!

I just made some with salt and pepper seasoning the were so gooooooood

I bought a silicone pastry brush - you can get them at walmart - looks like a rubber paint brush, and it 'paints' oil onto things so nicely, then the sweet potatoes would hold the seasoning really well.

These are great. Trader Joe's sells the pre cut sweet potato wedges-- you can add a bit of oil and seasoning and just pop in the oven.

Thanks! yum..gonna try these!

I have a recipe too.
Cut into fry wedges
put on cookie sheet sprayed with Pam
Season with salt, paprika, chile powder, and cumin-mixed together. Try 1/2 tsp each, mix together and add more of what you like. Cook at 375 or so and flip, for about 15 min I think. They are not that crispy, but good. I added a cajun spice after too. Sooo good.

I tried these for the first time a few weeks ago at the campus cafeteria, and I was surprised how good "sweet" fries are!

oh my goodness, may have to try these tonight with my morningstar black bean burger!!!

Sounds really good!

MMMM... I love those black bean burgers sooo much! Sweet potato fries and a black bean burger! Take that fast food!!!

aren't those burgers delicious?? I LOVE THEM

OH MY GOSH- I just finished dinner and these things are amazing!!!

I didn't use any oil, just sprayed a cookie sheet with pam, did 1/2 the fries with sea salt and chili power and 1/2 with brown sugar splenda- seriously the best food I have had in a while!!!

Thank you SO much, and they went so well with my black bean burger

i ate this all the time in the MS...sooo goood.... :)

I'm glad you liked them!!!

I love these I can eat my 'french fries' now

I use to make them with red potatoes but i would feel guilty about eating 'white' foods So, I tried these about two months ago and fell in love

I usually spinkle with salt and pepper and spray the pan and the tops of the fries with pam spray..they come out some yummy

Sounds so delicious. I have sweet potatoes-so I'm going to try it. Thanks!

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Oooo, these sound awesome. I'm marking this topic so I can find it another time. I'ma try 'em and return with my report later in the week.

I have never cooked with sweet potatos or yams before. Are they the same thing? They look alike to me... I bought two sweet potatos to try this.

they do look alike and I'm not real sure of the difference, i always buy sweet potatoes though.
you are going to LOVE these!!!

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How do I find the recipe for morning star black bean burgers? I use a garlic herb blend on the sweet potatoes and it is very delicious as well!