Sweet potatoe heaven!

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  • I normally eat my sweet potatoe nuked in the microwave, then sprinkled with black pepper.
    Today however, I wanted more protein for lunch, so I smeared some peanut butter on top of my sweet potatoe. Oh my goodness, I'm in love! So warm & yummy & uber filling too. Sounds kinda weird, but it's an AMAZING combination that I just wanted to share.
  • That sounds really good. I love sweet potatoes.
  • I bought sweet potatoes today (I LOVE LOVE LOVE them) and will try it with peanut butter (which I LOVE LOVE LOVE as well)for sure! Thanks for the tip...

    I usually bake and eat with a bit of cottage cheese or butter but I also love to cut them up and mix with some oilve oil and garlic salt then bake (I like them crunchy so I bake them for a while).
  • Must be something in the air today! I made a Sweet Potato Pancake and put Natural Peanut Butter on 1/3 of it. Put a tiny bit of Maple Syrup, Plain Kefir and Pecans on 1/3. I am thinking I will have the other 1/3 for supper and I am going to put a bit of Maple Syrup on it with a splash of Balsamic Vinegar. I know, I know, it sounds weird...but so does Cottage Cheese and I would try it if I had some!
  • That sounds different, but I might have to try it =]
  • mmm that sounds really really good! thanks for sharing!!
  • stupid sweet potato query,
    Do you always need to peel them?
    If you nuke em, do you nuke em skins on and then scoop out the flesh? Or peel first?
    Usually I'm not a cooking idiot but I rarely have prepared sweet potatoes
  • Natalia, I just scrub the sweet potatoe, poke it with a fork many times to vent and nuke it skin & all for about 5-6 minutes. Then I put on the peanut butter and it becomes a warm ooey melted yum! Oh yeah the sweet potatoe skin is edible too, good and fiberlicous too! If the skin looks kinda rough/wierd though, sometimes I just eat the innards!
  • You don't have to peel off the skin. In fact, the skin has a lot of nutrients. Lately, I've been making sweet potato fries. I cut up the sp into fries like pieces and place them on a cooking spray coated baking pan. I then put cinnamon and sometimes little honey on the fries and spray a little cooking spray on top of them and pop them into the oven. I put the oven on 450 degrees and leave the fries in 20 mins. They're so tender and good when they come out.
  • if you like that mixture, you should google for african peanut stew, sometimes called west african peanut stew. Its basically a peanut butter/sweet potato soup.
  • Thanks Nelie,
    I done just that and found this. Wow, sounds delish, I will be making it. Do you enjoy it? Thank you much for sharing.
    http://www.relishmag.com/recipes/vie...anut-stew.html
  • Yup, I've made a couple different versions of it over the years and its awesome Like lick your bowl awesome.
  • Cool, I'm a member of the clean plate & bowl club! Next shopping trip I will buy the ingredients, does it freeze well too?
  • Oooh, that sounds so good! I'm getting Japanese sweet potatoes in my CSA box this week, so I will definitely be trying this! Thanks for sharing.
  • evil - it does freeze well.

    zenor - japanese sweet potatoes are really good. I actually like them roasted.