Sweet potato latkes

These Sweet Potato Latkes are a healthier, gluten-free version of classic potato latkes. They’re made with shredded sweet potato, flavored with onions and scallions, and fried to crispy perfection!

Fried sweet potato latkes are a wonderful side dish for Hannukah or any time of year. With shredded sweet potatoes they're crispy and delish.

Candied Sweet Potato Latkes. A fun twist on the classic, made with maple syrup, vanilla, a bit of OJ and some coconut sugar. Gluten free and nut free!

A delightful riff on the Hanukkah classic.

This recipe for crispy Potato Latkes comes from my mother-in-law who, hands down, makes the best potato pancakes on the planet. They're traditionally eaten during Hanukkah, but are delicious any time of year. Made with grated potatoes, onions, eggs, and matzo meal (or flour), latkes are pan fried until perfectly golden brown. Serve with applesauce, sour cream, and smoked salmon. Gluten-Free (without flour), Dairy-Free.

I received this recipe from my great-grandmother. She brought this over from England, where they enjoyed leeks immensely during the fall and winter. —Suzanne Kesel, Cohocton, New York

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This recipe for crispy Potato Latkes comes from my mother-in-law who, hands down, makes the best potato pancakes on the planet. They're traditionally eaten during Hanukkah, but are delicious any time of year. Made with grated potatoes, onions, eggs, and matzo meal (or flour), latkes are pan fried until perfectly golden brown. Serve with applesauce, sour cream, and smoked salmon. Gluten-Free (without flour), Dairy-Free.

Lightly fried in olive oil and bound with eggs and almond flour these are a lighter and gluten-free version of the traditional latkes.

So what I didn’t mention last week, is that I was actually gone Skiing all week. My entire family as well as some friends headed up to Whistler to go skiing, drink and eat too much and laugh as much as possible. We even brought Wilbur, who we dressed up in things like a reindeer sweater with antlers and little plaid fleece coats. (I have totally become that lady.)