Today I woke up with two messages on my phone…
It has the words I’m sorry and I love you.
peanutbutter♥ and I had a misunderstanding last night…
I’m blaming it on his “just-woke-up” mood and my, I’m guessing, PMS.
The PERFECT mood was ruined.
Well, nothing’s perfect, really.
Not a group, not one couple, not a person.
Not even this sweet potato.
I bought this at the market the other day because it has the most perfect shade of purple.
Yeah, I have a thing for colors. My name is Peach and my daughter’s name is Purple and when I see peanutbutter♥, I feel like there’s a rainbow inside me all waiting to burst out..
Anyway, I imagined a deep Purple caramelized sweet potato for breakfast this morning.
But when I started cutting my sweet potato, I was surprised to discover that it’s white on the inside.
So I thought of making it into chips, instead.
It turned out okay. Ykaie liked it. It didn’t turn out perfect or anything. I even burned the second batch.
But you know, Life is perfect that way…
….always a surprise, always imperfect.
hmmmmnn.. I wonder if they’re already selling Puto Bumbong on the next street.
gotta get my purple fix today….
There are many kinds of sweet potatoes and I’m really not an expert when it comes to it. I bought these at the market for P17 {40¢} because I loved the color. It was a surprise to me today that the inside turned out to be white, I was expecting Purple.
- 3 pieces sweet potato
- 4 cups of water
- 3 tbsp vinegar
- salt and pepper
- 4 tbsp olive oil
- Combine vinegar and water in a large bowl and set aside.
- Wash and scrub sweet potatoes until clean. Keep the skin intact for color. It's always nice to eat beautiful food, right? *wink*
- Slice thinly with a mandolin or a very sharp knife. I used a knife because my sis said we don't have a mandolin anymore.....tsk tsk...
- Once cut place in the water-vinegar mixture to prevent it from turning ugly brown..LOL!
- Drain and pat dry. Place in a bag or bowl and season with whatever seasoning you like. I used olive oil, salt and pepper.
- Place in a baking pan and bake in a pre-heated oven at 200°C for 20-30 minutes or until crispy and slightly brown.
life could be imperfect but it is sweet afterall. penge nga
Thank you for stopping by my blog. Welcome! I stopped by your blog to return the favor and I the first thing I saw are these chips!! Yowza, I love potato chips. Also the coconut pineapple chicken looks to die for. I’m now a faithful reader of your blog! Best, Jackie aka Galexi Cupcakes
I just love the lines of purple around these chips! So pretty!
Very healthy chips,luks crispy and yummy…
hheeey Peach skins I love these sweet potato chips!! look delicious! gloria
Nothing like chips to sooth the soul!
Thank you for your comment on my blog, these chips look great!
Annalisa
Alam mo, walang kamoteng ganyan dito. Ang sweet potato dito ay orange
color. Miss ko pa rin ang purple kamote na isasawsaw sa asukal hehe.
Homemade chips! Love it 🙂 Visiting from FTF!
So crisp and tasty!
Your daughter’s name is Purple ?! That’s such a happy color 🙂 I love colors too and yes I too pick vegetables and fruits looking at the color. These looks lovely crispy.
They are fried perfectly!
Your chips are irresistible and still pretty even if they aren’t completely purple!
baked instead of fried…i like!
appreciate much your sharing this over at Food Friday, Peach
…i’ll be trying this real soon!
At the Yummy Eats event, I got to taste sweet potato chips served with different kinds of dips…I forgot na the dips, but it goes well with savory dip.
ps – teach me how you got the codes for +1, FB share and like, and Tweet. the one on my blog looked a little messy.
Hi Jenn, naku, this is just a plug-in that you install. I’m a WP user so I don’t know how it is with blogger…
I love sweet potato! Thanks for sharing the recipe 🙂 hopping from FTF!
here’s my entry: http://www.jejeizahfaye.com/2011/09/a-heartwarming-afternoon-with-old-friends.html
As long as you have your loved ones with you to share these chips, that’s the most important and I would call that “perfect”.
About the purple sweet potato/yam. I got “tricked” before too. The purple skin yams got a white interior and the white skin yam will give you a purple interior! 🙂 I used to make sweet potato puree for my babies so I had my fair shares of buying different color yams. It’s good to consume food in colors of a rainbow! 🙂 Hope you’ll get your more purple fix next time.
Hi Peach. Sarap naman ng meryenda na yan. di ko pa ito na-try lutuin para sa mga bata. Masubukan nga minsan. 🙂
Hi Peach. Sarap naman ng meryenda na yan. di ko pa ito na-try lutuin para sa mga bata. Masubukan nga minsan. 🙂
I lovvvvvvvvvvvvve sweet-potato, and I’m definitely gonna try this recipe.
Thank you!
That sweet potato really is beautiful!! And the chips look delicious 🙂 I love colors, too!
these chips may not be perfect but they’re surely photogenic! 😀 i really love your food photos!
yummy! love it if it has brown sugar too. 😀
ang galing! may violet pa yung gitna. best alternative to french fries
here is my entry
Oh, Oh, Oh, we are going to be making these over and over. This is a great recipe that we will just love! Hope you are having a great week end and thanks so much for sharing with Full Plate Thursday.
Come back soon!
Miz Helen
I have not tried making crispy potato chips with purple sweet potato before. I like the look of it. I am going to make some soon.
It must be good also for purple potato fries. and btw, I like your new header.:)
Yeah, life isn’t always perfect, but still everything turns out ok in the end 🙂
Kamote! Love it specially kamote cue. Love the new site layout
I have only tried boiled sweet potato. Sometimes dipped to sugar or powdered milk. This looks interesting though. A healthy alternative to commercial potato chips.
Visiting via Food Friday!
looks can really be deceiving, girl! hehe.. left you a KI$$, hope i get one back, thanks!
by the way, do you mind checking out on Grandfather’s
Glasses?
just like this sweet potato, sometimes unexpected things comes in unexpected time…but still looks so tasty, and glad you’re both ok now. life’s full of twist and turns…hehehe! i love your post and just liked your fb page. visiting late frin last week’s FF, hope you can visit me back! thanks and have a great week. 🙂
Followed all the instructions and even kept them in longer but they came out soggy 🙁 put the oven on broil and they seemed to crisp up a bit
Did you slice them as thin as you can?
You have to slice them really thin or else they will be soggy…. Thanks for dropping by Liza.
I love making homemade snacks like this too! Cheaper na at you know pa what’s in it.
Same here, Jade!
i’m very interesting to many kinds of sweet potato chips and also know i have making potato chips in the street so i need to know how can i make sweet potato chips.
Thanks for the comment.