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Preheat your oven to 375°F.
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Wash, scrub, and dry you potatoes well as the skin will be left on.
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Using a slicer or a mandolin slice the potatoes long ways very thinly, about 1/16 of an inch (you can do this by hand, just be very careful to keep the slices thin enough and even).
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On a sheet pat place one silpat and place your egg whites in a shallow dish.
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Dip one slice of potato, place it on the silpat.
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Place one parsley leaf on top of the potato slice.
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Dip another potato slice in the egg white mixture and lay it on top of the original potato slice and the parsley leaf- you have just made one stained glass potato.
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Repeat this until the sheet pan is full but not over crowded.
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Gently pour vegetable oil onto the silpat, pour just enough that each stained glass potato is surrounded and coated--be careful that they do not move around too much.
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Place a second silpat on top of the stained glass potatoes and oil.
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Place in the oven and back until golden brown, remove and blot dry.
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Once made these potatoes can be blotted and kept in a cool *DRY* place up to 2 weeks.