Need a Dipping Sauce for Sweet Potato Chips

[Sheryl]

Any ideas?

I have a dehydrator full of sliced sweet potatoes with coconut oil and sea salt. They come out lovely! Now I'm imagining a dipping sauce. Preferably something without nuts.

Ideas would be much appreciated. We have 20 people for dinner tomorrow and I'd love to serve something really delicious!

Cheers,
Sheryl

[Bobbie]

I'd definately serve with salsa.

I've never made sweet potato chips. But when I was cooked I would grill very thin slices of butternut squash and eat them with salsa - glorious.

[Gwendolene]

Or sweet chili sauce! The Malaysian way, yum!!

[blessed]

:p I've never heard of the sauce that you mentioned, do you have the recipe?
Does it include pineapples?
Please post it.
My last potatoes were baked and I gave them up.
Thanks

Ann

[jenna rose]

Alissa's Avocado Chutney is really good with 'chips'.

[SparklePlenty]

Alissa's cucumber sauce is amazing too!

[Sheryl]

Thank you!! I'll let you know what I make and post photos if I can tomorrow!!!

Cheers,
Sheryl

[Gwendolene]

I don't have the recipe with me right now, but when I find it, I'll post it here!

[Conscious Midwife]

Olive Oil, Italian Seasonings and cracked red pepper mixed

Some sort of highly seasonesd hummus

[Gwendolene]

:p I've never heard of the sauce that you mentioned, do you have the recipe?
Does it include pineapples?
Please post it.
My last potatoes were baked and I gave them up.
Thanks

Ann

There's a raw version on Raw Pleasure Forum (http://www.raw-pleasure.com/raw-food-news/component/option,com_smf/Itemid,62/topic,426.0) listed as "Sushi Dipping Sauce" but it's close to sweet chili sauce which can be used on anything from sushi to pizza!

I'll copy it here:

Blend the following until smooth:
5 tablespoons water
2 tablespoons agave nectar (can substitute honey or dates if you prefer)
1 tablespoon ginger
1 small dried chili (or dried powdered chili to taste) (`option`al)
1/2 teaspoon sea salt

The mix packs a STRONG flavour punch - a little goes a long way!

Makes about 1/2 cup of sauce.

[Cinnamon]

This might sound a bit odd, but I've made these chips and served them with Alissa's Onion Dip and it is a great combination. Although I had seasoned the chips with nutritional yeast and they weren't as sweet but more savory tasting.

[luvnraw]

Now I can't seem to find my recipe but what about a red pepper hummus? :p

[rawpriestess]

lifeAgift

I have deleted the part of your post, using non vegan ingredients, as this is a Raw vegan support board, and the recipes we suggest here are all to be raw and vegan.

Now, if you have a non vegan recipe, and want help in making it raw and vegan, than that is fine to post, but please do not suggest to others (on this forum) to use non vegan ingredients.

You may certainly email them and do that if you like.

Thanks

[rawpriestess]

how about a mango salsa?


fresh mango diced,
add onion
cilantro
tomatoe
pineapple
cayenne
and eat yummmyyy

[blessed]

:p :p Yes, yes, I have all the ingredients.
I will put my chips on tonight. You are a real doll for giving us the recipe.
Please know that you have helped a former potato chip addict.
Thanks again for being so sweet.

Ann :) :)

[Blu]

I love making sweet potato chips and usually eat them with avocado (plain), or with cayenne sprinkled over chunks of avo.

I also eat them with my salads and have even made a dip of tahini sweetened with honey and dipped them in that.

My fav is the avo though. Heavenly.

[Conscious Midwife]

lifeAgift

I have deleted the part of your post, using non vegan ingredients, as this is a Raw vegan support board, and the recipes we suggest here are all to be raw and vegan.

Now, if you have a non vegan recipe, and want help in making it raw and vegan, than that is fine to post, but please do not suggest to others (on this forum) to use non vegan ingredients.

You may certainly email them and do that if you like.

Thanks


Since the quote is gone what did you delete??? I can't remember.

I in NO way mean to offend anyone. :confused:

[Sheryl]

So many amazing ideas!!! In the end we were so busy with pizza's, orange avocado soup, salads, carob, chocolate carmel divine, and the white chocolate goji road that the sweet potato chips ended up going out all by themselves and they were loved just by their sweet simple selves.

We sure have some good ideas for next time though.. I'm feeling particularly drawn to avocado right now, so an avocado dip sounds great. Next time I think I'll slice them lengthwise too... these ones are mini (like 1 cm long each) because I had to cut the sweet potatoes in segments to get them through the food processor slicer.

LifeAgift (what a great name) it was the recipe with egg white that was removed. This is a vegan forum, so no animal products are used. I appreciated you posting - thank you! Neat avatar too!

Cheers,
Sheryl

[Spectatrix]

I imagine that some kind of creamy pineapple dip would be really good with sweet potatoes... I'll have to whip up something like that sometime. :D

[Conscious Midwife]

Oh yeh, now I remeber. Seems like I put a disclaimer with that post. Again SORRY!!

So for the strictest of Vegans, how do you reconcile the fact that your organic produce soil is fertilized with the bone meal, blood and other waste and by products of animals? Or worse yet GMO-seeds in non organic produce?

www.ioia.net

www.ncat.org

For you organic lovers the "organic" label can be used without certification or penalty by producers/ farmers who derive less than 5K per annum from the sell of "organics". So buyers beware!

[Sheryl]

Hi Lifeagift,

Like with anything else we just do the best that we can!

For our garden my husband and I chose not to use any animal based fertilizers.... the person we had come in to do work for us was truly amazed and had never thought about it! I hadn't until recently, but had avoided products like that anyhow. I'ts not something however that I think about (or really could) with produce I buy. Maybe one day there will be certified organic and vegan produce! You never know!

Funny you go back in history and there were all kinds of rituals with burying animals (and occasionally people) in the base of important buildings, or in new fields.... I wonder if anyone sees the similarity of what people do now... probably not. It jus struck me last weekend how similar it is (just removed now adays from the reality of it).

Cheers,
Sheryl