Technically, these little morsels shouldn't be called "fries" because 
they're baked, not fried. But 'Sweet Potato Sticks' doesn't sound nearly as 
appetizing, now does it.:)
I first saw this recipe on how does she?  and was skeptical about how they would turn out so I made traditional baked sweet potatoes (with cinnamon sugar) as well as the experimental fries to go along with our steaks. I should have made them all fries because they were so good!  And all three kids ate them too! Yum! We may never have to eat deep fried 'fries' again!
5 star rating because even as full as I was, I couldn't help but finish off 
the last of them. This is all that was left by the time I got my hands on my 
camera. For better, more appetizing photos click here.
Baked Sweet Potato Fries
2 or 3 good sized red yams
olive oil
grated parmesan, yes the stuff in the green can 
 (my sweet gammy always called this par-ME-san)
Peel then cut the potatoes into strips, or sticks.  Put in a large bowl and toss with a couple tablespoons olive oil and grated parmesan until evenly coated.  Spread on foil covered cookie sheet and roast at 425 for 30 minutes, turning every 10-15 minutes.  Serve with favorite dipping sauce.  I like traditional Utah fry sauce, which is equal parts ketchup and mayonnaise.  (Well, I probably favor the ketchup a little)
*Note: images are from different batches. I tried skins on but think I prefer no skins:)

 
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