Prepare the Latkes
Combine the sweet potatoes and white potatoes. Mix in the eggs, sesame seeds, dill, rosemary, salt, pepper, and bread crumbs. Set aside.
Take each slice of cheese and coat it in the flour.
Then, coat each slice with the potato mixture. Try to coat the entire cheese slice, but make sure the potato layer is thin. If it is too thick the potato won’t cook through and the cheese will not melt properly.
Place one tablespoon of vegetable oil in a pan. Let it get hot, and then place the latkes in the pan. You do not need to add oil when you flip the latke. Fry each side three to four minutes until golden and crispy on each side. Continue with remaining oil and batter.
Happy Chanukah, and remember to eat these hot!!









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These are so good we make them all year round!
Never thought to make dairy potato pancakes but these were incredible!!
Such an easy recipe to follow and my family loved these so much! Had to make them again and again!