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Jessica Seinfeld<br />
Jessica Seinfeld is the author of three New York Times best-selling cookbooks, "Deceptively<br />
Delicious," "Double Delicious," and "The Can’t Cook Book." She is the Founder and President of<br />
Baby Buggy, a non-profit organization that delivers donations of new and gently-used baby gear<br />
and children’s clothing to families in need. Since its founding in 2001, Baby Buggy has donated more<br />
than 5.7 million essential items to hundreds of thousands of families. Visit www.babybuggy.org<br />
and for more of Jessica's healthy recipes visit www.doitdelicious.com.<br />
BAKED SWEET POTATO CHIPS<br />
Ingredients<br />
2 tablespoons coconut oil<br />
10 ounce (medium) sweet potato<br />
Kosher salt, to taste<br />
DIRECTIONS<br />
Heat the oven (with two oven<br />
racks toward the center) to 250<br />
degrees. Measure the oil into<br />
a small skillet and place on the<br />
stove. Turn the heat on medium<br />
and heat the oil until it is just melted.<br />
Peel the sweet potato. Hold the potato upright and use your vegetable<br />
peeler to make long, wide strips from the top to the bottom of the potato.<br />
Once the potato gets too small and awkward to hold, lay it flat while you peel.<br />
Place the strips on a rimmed sheet pan. Drizzle with the oil and toss with your<br />
hands to coat well. All of the strips should be evenly coated; if they seem a<br />
little dry, add a little extra oil. They should not be soggy. Now divide the strips<br />
between 2 sheet pans and arrange in a single layer (a little overlapping is<br />
okay). Bake until crisp, about 2 hours. Sprinkle with salt and serve.<br />
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