If you want to experiment with a varied texture, try cutting the sweet potatoes into wedges. It gives a different bite, but keep in mind that the bigger pieces will require an extended cooking time. When placing the potatoes in the air fryer, lay them out in a single layer to achieve optimal cooking.
Sweet potato chips are a popular indulgence loved by many and, thanks to the air fryer, very easy to make. Dive into our Q&A below and find out everything you need to know so you can indulge in them whenever you crave something savoury.
Sweet potatoes
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2 |
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Butter and rapeseed oil
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2 tbsp |
White cheese
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150 g |
Butter, room temperature
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50 g |
Fresh ginger, finely grated
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50 g |
Lime fruit, finely grated zest and squeezed juice
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1 |
Salt
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1 tsp |
Fresh herbs, e.g., chervil, coriander, or parsley
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Edible flowers (optional)
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Enjoy the taste of chips that are firm on the outside yet soft and fluffy on the inside. The air fryer circulates hot air around the food, which ensures that the potatoes are cooked evenly, giving them that perfect golden-brown texture without submerging them in oil. You will get chips with all the texture you crave right in the comfort of your own kitchen in just 30 minutes.
The bold zing of ginger coupled with the creaminess of cheese takes the humble sweet potato to new heights. The ginger butter, infused with aromatic lime, melds seamlessly into the warm sweet potato chips and provides an undercurrent of spice and zest. The tangy white cheese offers a contrast to the lime notes, which adds layers of flavour and texture that make every bite an unforgettable experience.
Explore more of our air fryer recipes like the popular salmon in air fryer and boneless chicken thigh fillets in air fryer . Both recipes are delicious on their own, but you can also pair them with our sweet potato chips.
The best thing about our air fryer sweet potato chips is that you can serve them any way you like. Serve them as a small starter and impress your guests with their intricate flavours. Or use them as a side dish that may or may not outshine the main course. Better yet, munch on them during movie night for a delicious and satisfying snack.
Our recipe recommends using vibrant herbs like chervil, coriander, or parsley. But the world of herbs is vast. For those who love the piney aroma of rosemary, steeping a sprig or two in the melted ginger-lime butter offers a fragrant twist. Thyme, with its subtle minty undertone, can be a delightful addition, too, either sprinkled atop the chips or melded within the butter.
If you seek bolder flavours, a dash of sumac brings a tangy, lemony flair to the mix. Its deep red hue is not only tantalising to the taste buds, but also a visual treat. Smoked paprika can bestow a gentle smokiness, evoking the sensation of open-fire cooking.