Tuesday, July 3, 2012

Clean Eat Recipe :: Sweet Potato Tots

I have been dreaming of sweet potato tots for a while now. Remember your mother making you regular potato tots as a child? Oh the memories that holds for me! Now, you can continue those memories but in a healthy, slow-burning carbohydrate sorta-way. The perfect (and somewhat portable) side dish to your lunchtime or dinnertime meal. These will be perfect for your Fourth of July barbeque!

 

Ingredients: 
1 lb sweet potatoes - skin ON, shredded (use the large holes on your grater)
1 medium yellow onion, shredded and liquid drained
2 TBSP oat flour (can also substitute the gluten-free oat flour variety)
1 TSP mexican chili powder
1/2 TSP garlic powder
1/2 TSP ground mustard
1/2 TSP sea salt
1/2 TSP coarse ground black pepper
2 large egg whites

Directions:
1. Preheat oven to 375 degrees F.
2. Using the large holes of your cheese grater, shred 1 lb of sweet potatoes.
3. Using the large holes of your cheese grater, shred a medium yellow onion. Drain the liquid from the onion, pat dry.
4. Combine sweet potatoes, onion, oat flour, Mexican chili powder, garlic powder, sea salt and black pepper in a bowl, stirring with a spoon to ensure it is mixed.
5. Add egg whites to sweet potato mixture.
6. Using your hands, shape mixture into small tots/balls approximately 3/4" in diameter.
7. Place on baking sheet sprayed with olive oil and bake until crispy, approximately 22-25 minutes.

Makes 40 tots. 
Serving size = 10 tots
Mets:
Calories: 144
Protein: 6g
Carbs: 31g
Fats: 0g
Sugars: 5g
Sodium: 284mg

He&She Tip: These will NOT be as crunchy as traditional potato tots since those are fried. Keeping the skin on in this recipe will increase the texture of the tots.

Enjoy!
Tiffany

10 comments:

  1. Any sort of paleo flours we could sub on this you think?

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    1. You could do almond flour! It may take an extra TBSP, but it should work!

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  2. Just great.. Love it!

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  3. Do you know if these freeze well? And should I freeze them before I bake them or after? Thank you!

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    1. Haven't tried to freeze them yet, but I would definitely bake after you freeze than before.

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  4. could you sub regular flour for oat flour? I don't have any.

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    1. I would stay away from white, all purpose flours. However, if you have a whole wheat flour, you could use that!

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  5. Made these and they seem to be a little too watery to male into the tots. Should I add more oat flour?

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  6. I used whole wheat flour and I don't know if that didn't work for this recipe, but it wasn't one that made our fan list. I also could have used too much sweet potato's as well. Most likely on my end of the bargain as every other recipe I have made has been ridiculously good!

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