Hawaiian Mashed Sweet Potato Recipe

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WebCut sweet potatoes into quarters and cut into smaller chunks. The smaller you cut them the faster they will cook through. Keep a pot on the fire with the sweet

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What are hawaiian sweet potatoes?

Also known as Hawaiian Sweet Potatoes or Hawaiian Purple Sweet Potatoes, these unique potatoes are magenta-purple on the inside, and a creamy beige on the outside. It’s believed that these potatoes were brought to the Philippines and China in the 1490s from the Aztecs of South America with the Spaniards.

How do you cook sweet potatoes in a pot?

Cook potatoes in a large pot of salted water until tender. Drain and set aside. Saute. Add butter and garlic, and saute until fragrant. Remove from heat. Mash. Return sweet potatoes to the pot and add milk, mashing with a potato masher to get the desired consistency. Season. Stir in salt and pepper to taste.

Are sweet potatoes too starchy for a low carb diet?

This year, I’ve made it a goal to low-carb-ify (new word right here, yeah!) another classic holiday side dish: Low Carb Sweet Potato Casserole with Pecan Crust! Which is now my version of a healthy sweet potato casserole. Of course, actual sweet potatoes are too starchy for a low carb diet, but there’s no need to miss out.

What is vegan mashed sweet potatoes?

These vegan mashed sweet potatoes are made with coconut milk instead of butter. With just a handful of ingredients, this simple side dish is loosely inspired by piele, a Hawaiian dish typically made with sweet potatoes or breadfruit and coconut milk, which gets wrapped in ti leaves and baked in an imu, an in-ground hot rock oven.

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