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Miracle Sweet Potato Latkes-Latke Love

Jonathan Carp, MD Jonathan Carp, MD·January 2016·~1 min read
Miracle Sweet Potato Latkes-Latke Love

Ingredients


  • 1/2 pk Miracle Noodle Angel Hair or Miracle Rice
  • 1 large sweet potato
  • 1/2 large sweet or yellow onion, grated, yields about 1/4 cup
  • 1/4 almond meal
  • 1 egg or 2 egg whites
  • 3/4 tsp. grated orange grind
  • 1/4 tsp Kosher salt
  • 1/2 tsp of ground cumin
  • 1/2 tsp cinnamon
  • 4 tbs almond or coconut oil
  • Dollop applesauce or yogurt (optional)

Method

    1. Preheat oven 350 degrees.
    2. Par boil 1 large sweet potato, after peeling, in boiling water, then grate after par boiling. (yields about 4 cups.)
    3. In a large colander combine the Miracle Noodles, sweet potato and onion mixture. Drain excess liquid from colander,
    4. Place in a small bowl. Beat together egg or egg whites, cumin, cinnamon, orange rind, salt and stir in sweet potato mixture.
    5. Sprinkle corn starch over sweet potato mixture. Mixture should be moist but not wet. Potatoes have much water. If needed, blot excess moisture and add more flour.
    6. Use 2 tbs of oil to coat a rimmed baking sheet. Divide sweet potato mixture into 14 or 15 mounds.
    7. Make into sweet potato patties (little pancakes) using a pastry brush. With remaining 2 tbs of oil, brush tops
    8. Bake for 15 or 20 minutes until lightly browned or crisp.
    9. Serve latkes with dollop of applesauce or yogurt. (optional)
    10. Yield about 12 -15 latkes

Happy Chanukah Enjoy!!

Some history:

Latkes, or potato pancakes, are a traditional Hanukkah dish. But the significance isn't in the potato; it's in the oil that you use to fry them. When the Jerusalem Temple was recaptured and reconsecrated by the Maccabbees. 2nd Century, BCE only one night's worth of oil remained to light the temple. Miraculously, though, the oil lasted eight nights, or enough time to make more oil. That's why this holiday is the Festival of Lights, and Miracle of Hanukkah.

Jonathan Carp, MD

From the founder

Jonathan Carp, MD

A board-certified physician who started Miracle Noodle in 2006 for his own patients. He doesn’t want to sell you something — he wants to help you become your own authority in your health.

From Dr. Carp

One mechanism at a time.

A few times a month I explain one mechanism — why soluble fiber feeds the bacteria in your gut, why protein steadies blood sugar, why morning light shows up in how you sleep that night. Always the same shape: what happens, and the reason why.