While waiting for the pictures of my sweet potatoes to load, my spider solitaire win rate took a one percent dip.  Grrrr . . .
 
But here I am in my cozy little house, the dishwasher humming in the kitchen from company dishes last night and a rapid-fire dinner put together this evening in honor of the half bottle of wine that was left over. But more about that another time.
 
For now, I want to talk about sweet potatoes. Peeled, cut, tossed with butter and spices and roasted for about 30 minutes. Delish! I served them up with some tomato and basil sauce-less pizza and a bowl of olives. No plates. No utensils. Just fingers and good food!
But here I am in my cozy little house, the dishwasher humming in the kitchen from company dishes last night and a rapid-fire dinner put together this evening in honor of the half bottle of wine that was left over. But more about that another time.
For now, I want to talk about sweet potatoes. Peeled, cut, tossed with butter and spices and roasted for about 30 minutes. Delish! I served them up with some tomato and basil sauce-less pizza and a bowl of olives. No plates. No utensils. Just fingers and good food!
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 Let me attempt a recipe:
2 cups peeled and cut sweet potatoes (mine were like thick home fries)
2 TBSP butter, melted
1/4 tsp powdered rosemary
1/8 tsp cayenne pepper
2 cloves garlic, crushed
salt and pepper to taste
Toss all that, add some fresh oregano  or thyme sprigs, and throw it in a 350F oven.  Check them periodically  with a fork to see if they're soft enough.  I think mine were in about  30 - 40 minutes.  When they're cooked through, broil them a few minutes  for some crunchiness.  Let them cool a bit, then dump into a bowl and  have at it!  Forget the forks.
They sound super yummy. I do this a lot with regular potatoes but I've never tried sweet potatoes. I'll have to check the grocery store...
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