What is your favorite way to make a sweet potato?
soccerkon26
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I love them just baked, or as a soup!0
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Baked. Nothing added.0
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Baked whole w olive oil, then eat w salt and earth balance whipped "butter" spread1
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mashed with a little orange juice mixed in.1
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Just baked & add cinnamon.2
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Fried in UNrefined coconut oil w/onion is my absolute favorite way, but I love them cooked any old way1
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Sliced into discs, brushed with olive oil, sprinkled with some garlic powder and rosemary, bake 400F.
They are like crack to me.1 -
Just baked. Then I cut them up into small pieces to surround my protein. Sort of like a salad.0
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Cooked anyway (preferably baked though), and then topped with almond butter, cinnamon, salt, and a little sugar free maple syrup occasionally!1
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We just use the microwave and top them with a little cinnamon mixed in olive oil butter or a little olive oil butter and sugar free maple syrup. For busy work nights we'll use the sweet potato tots (eaten plain) and just bake them while whatever main dish item (like some kind of chicken) is baking so it's all done at the same time.0
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I like them baken and mashed1
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Sweet potato casserole. It's amazing and I only make it three times a year.0
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baked + cinnamon, honey, salt, butter0
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Baked. Then mix butter, honey, cinnamon and cayenne pepper. Super delicious!0
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Shredded and pan fried in coconut oil to make hashbrowns! And of course you have to add salt for the sweet and salty.0
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Steamed in the microwave with a little cinnamon and truvia. It's my favorite dessert snack now1
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I like to plant slips in the front yard. They are such a pretty plant. Then I like to dig them up in fall and show my neighbors they don't have to have all that chemically sprayed waste of water grass growing.0
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Baked with butter and Nature's Seasoning.....or peeled, cube, place in zip loc with little olive oil and Montreal Steak Seasoning, bake at 400.0
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Then I like them baked with a little salt, maple syrup and cinnamon. If I have the calories butter too0
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Roasted -baked or steamed...it's all good -
**Maldon Sea Salt(love this stuff!) is the only addition...yum0 -
Microwaved or steamed and topped with cheese.0
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Topped with a fried egg and some smoked gouda.0
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Baked in a slow oven 2 or more hours until they caramelize, then add a pat of butter & a sprinkle of salt - YUM!0
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Mashed with salt, pepper, and butter. The simpler the better for me.0
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I like to keep them sweet, not savory.
I often have them plain, baked, on their own. Otherwise I mash them with a little bit of brown sugar. Then of course there's my sweet potato casserole for thanksgiving!0 -
Baked then loaded with real butter, sugar and cinnamon for eating with steak or baked and cubed with corn syrup and cinnamon for eating at any holiday. This is in my bucket list for after my cut cycle is over!
Yes, I am bad0 -
Poke with fork, wrap in wet paper towel, and microwave for 6-8 mins. Add little butter .1
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baked, mashed, roasted, fries. I like to cut them up and put them into soups or stir fry as well.0
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