Sweet Potato Rostis with Sour Cream and Chive Dip
Sweet potato is a wonderful ingredient that gives these rostis instant flavour, instead of using bland white potatoes. Pepped up with some easy seasoning, these rostis are best served with a clever, low-calorie, sour cream and chive dip, using fat-free Greek-style yoghurt in place of more calorie-heavy cream sauces.
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Karen WhiteThursday 13th October 2022
RE. Sweet potato rostis and sour cream and chive dip – recipe says 1 large sweet potato but they vary so much would you be able to give an indication of weight needed?
Many thanks
Karen
SharonTuesday 1st November 2022
Hi Karen, the average weight of a large sweet potato would be approximately 400 – 450g. Do hope you enjoy the recipe!
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