Crispy Parmesan Thyme Sweet Potato Stacks.

Crispy Parmesan Thyme Sweet Potato Stacks. Made simply with sweet potatoes, butter, thyme, garlic, a bit of cheese, and of course, some flaky sea salt and black pepper. Each cute little sweet potato stack is perfect and so delicious. The secret…thinly slicing the potatoes and layering them together to create stacks. As each stack bakes away, the edges of the potatoes get extra crispy, while the middle turns buttery. With hints of thyme, parmesan, and garlic throughout, this is one of my favorite sweet potato recipes. Double the recipe – one batch is just never enough.

When it comes to Thanksgiving, I love a traditional meal with a handful of fun sides. But something I almost never switch up? The sweet potato casserole. I’ve been making this sweet potato casserole with sweet ‘n’ savory bacon pecans for years. It’s absolutely delicious and one of my favorite casseroles on the table.

This year though, I’m switching things up! We’re going the savory route with these crispy, cheesy, sweet potato stacks!

These are so different from a classic sweet potato casserole, but so so delicious!

Here’s what you’ll need to make these crispy sweet potatoes

– butter, salted is always my go-to!

– garlic, just a small amount this time.

– sweet potatoes, try to find medium size potatoes that are about the width of a cupcake mold.

– fresh thyme and oregano, but if you don’t have fresh, dried works too! I love savory thyme with sweet potatoes.

– a mix of Parmesan and manchego cheese, but using all parmesan works too.

– flaky sea salt, and plenty of it.

– freshly cracked black pepper.

And that’s it, these stack style sweet potatoes don’t need much to make them delish.

The details

Before you start, locate your mandoline or a very sharp knife. A mandoline is really best for this recipe, so if you have one, use it! If not, you’ll need to very thinly slice each sweet potato using a knife. It’s doable for sure, but the mandoline makes cutting the potatoes into thin even slices very easy!

Now, thinly slice each sweet potato into almost paper-thin slices. Honestly, the thinner you can go the better! Cutting the potatoes into thin slices allows the edges to become perfectly crisp, almost potato chip-like, which yes, is addictingly delicious.

Once I have the potatoes sliced, I like to melt together the butter and garlic in a small sauce pot on the stove. I found this to take away any intense garlic flavor and instead leave you with just the right amount.

Now, toss everything together in a bowl, and toss it well. Make sure all the sweet potato slices are evenly coated in the butter, herbs, and parmesan.

Layer the sweet potatoes into a stack in a standard cupcake pan. Fill each mold to the very top to get a nice tall stack. It might seem like a lot, but the stacks shrink down as they bake.

As the stacks bake away in the oven, the kitchen will smell incredible. Buttery, with hints of garlic and thyme in the air.

Even better than the smell…these sweet potato fries really are so good. It’s the crispy chip like edges and sweet, soft center – DELICIOUS! And the sea salt on top just makes them addicting.

While I’m excited to serve these up for Thanksgiving this year, the options for these sweet potatoes are endless. They can be paired with so many types of dinners, beef tenderloin would be especially delicious!

My only recommendation is doubling the recipe, one pan of potato stacks never seems to be enough. They’re always the first thing to disappear on the table.

Looking for other sweet potato dishes? Here are my favorites: 

Bourbon Sweet Potato Casserole with Sweet ‘n’ Savory Bacon Pecans

Baked Sweet Potato Parmesan Tater Tots

Crispy Roasted Sweet Potatoes with Bourbon Maple Butter

Lastly, if you make these Crispy Parmesan Thyme Sweet Potato Stacks, be sure to leave a comment and/or give this recipe a rating! Above all, I love to hear from you guys and always do my best to respond to each and every comment. And of course, if you do make this recipe, don’t forget to tag me on Instagram! Looking through the photos of recipes you all have made is my favorite!

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