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Angela
I often make regular fries and sweet potato fries in my convection oven. No oil required, just use a nonstick cookie sheet. Bake at 425 for about 20 minutes. Crisp delicious and no extra fat from the oil. I usually sprinkle with spice’s before baking.
Sanjib
These get burnt at 400. Do at 350 for 12 minutes. Take out air fryer. Shake and toss with chopsticks to redistribute. Cook another 13 minutes at 350. Comes out perfect.
Steve
Can this be made in a convection oven?
Barb
I think so. Would suggest roasting/baking on a cooling rack on a cookie sheet. That's what I'll try tomorrow and report
Michelle
Cooking them on parchment in an air fryer helps them crisp.
Brian
But a convection oven is not necessarily an air fryer, so your reply doesn't help anybody.
Tiggy
Keep in mind if using parchment paper, risk of ignition at 451° which is about broiler/air fryer setting in a convection toaster oven
Brie
Less oil is the point of the air fryer.
T S. Foxe
Fantastic and easy, but try mayonnaise & cayenne pepper for the dip. You'll thank me.
Mara
Try adding sumac before cooking. 350 may be better than 400.
Becky C
Yes! The air fryer is just a mini convection oven. I like using my oven because I don't have to worry about crowding food (an issue in air fryers)
Jean Kroeber
Used my old air fryer ...some are soft but they still taste very good.
T S. Foxe
Fantastic and easy, but try mayonnaise & cayenne pepper for the dip. You'll thank me.
cheri
Combine this with Bittman’s oven recipe. I’ve found starting in the oven & finishing in the air fryer gets best results
kari
I agree with other reviewers. Too thin and too hot. I cut them into larger wedges and cooked them at 350 for 12 minutes, tossed, and then cooked for another 10 minutes.
Bob
I serve my sweet potato fries with a dip made from maple syrup and hot pepper flakes.
Tracey Culver
Did anyone actually make these as written? *That* information would be helpful - speculation and seasoning recommendations? Not so much….
Becky C
I love eating sweet potato fries with a dip made of orange marmalade and Dijon mustard. If you like sweet, more marmalade, if you like savory more mustard.
Kate
Air fryers are convection ovens. Perhaps smaller and maybe with better fans. Same mechanism of cook. These look awesome. Would love to know timing for larger portions in oven on convection. Thanks.
Mara
Try adding sumac before cooking. 350 may be better than 400.
Liz
My new GE gas range has an air fryer component in the oven. Does this work in an oven air fryer vs a regular air fryer? Never used both.
Becky C
Yes! The air fryer is just a mini convection oven. I like using my oven because I don't have to worry about crowding food (an issue in air fryers)
MartiJ_DC
I love air-fried sweet potato fries, but sprinkle a bit of extra fine salt on before cooking and eat them with a red pepper aoli: mix some mayonnaise with a bit of Peri Peri sauce, sriracha, Tabasco or whatever your favorite version of "hot sauce" is. It sets off the sweetness much better than cloying ketchup.
Greg Lehey
OK, explain how this can be faster than in a deep fryer. I'd expect it to be done in 8 minutes in a deep fryer, and the chances of problems are also less.
Brie
Less oil is the point of the air fryer.
Sanjib
These get burnt at 400. Do at 350 for 12 minutes. Take out air fryer. Shake and toss with chopsticks to redistribute. Cook another 13 minutes at 350. Comes out perfect.
Angela
I often make regular fries and sweet potato fries in my convection oven. No oil required, just use a nonstick cookie sheet. Bake at 425 for about 20 minutes. Crisp delicious and no extra fat from the oil. I usually sprinkle with spice’s before baking.
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