Two foods every blogger should eat

Sweet potatoes with freshly shredded coconut = Yummy!

Pumpkin soup with pumpkins, cumin powder, salt, pepper, and coconut milk = Yummy!

pumpkin soup with a dab of sour cream and oodles of cinnamon, then again I can never get enough cinnamon.

Roast Sweet Potatoes is the food of the Gods.

I used to go to a shop (back in the days when I was a working member of society) and buy Sweet Potato Casserole for my lunch. It was the greatest thing I have ever tasted.

Sweet potatos and pumpkin: I never would have guessed those!

I prefer chili dogs and beer.

Bmwhtly said:

Roast Sweet Potatoes is the food of the Gods.

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Certainly one of them! Along with roasted beets, home-grown, of course!

Yuck. I hate pumpkin. And sweet potato, the way I eat it, covered in sugar syrup and marshmallows, isn't healthy at all.

One way to satisfy your sweet tooth, take care of a side dish, and have sweet potatoes, cut them up like frenchfries, coat them with sweet spices, lightly of course, bake them in the oven with a light spray and eat them like french fries.

Please specify sweet spices. I've only had them with sugar and cinnamon...

Cheers,
Christina, who hasn't had 'kumra' chips in far too long...

Saritams8 said:

Certainly one of them! Along with roasted beets, home-grown, of course!

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Parsnips roast really well.
So do carrots, for that matter. They go kinda sweet.

Ben, Roast Veg Junkie.

Ew! Ew! Ew! Ew! Ew! And furthermore, ick!

Well here's a spicy variation of sweet potatoe fries:

Seasoning Mix:
2 T ground coriander
1 T ground fennel
1 T dried oregano
1 T Aleppo Pepper (or use a smaller amount of cayenne pepper)
2 T kosher salt


Preheat oven to 425 F. Peel sweet potatoes and cut into strips about 3 inches long and 3/4 inches thick.


Here's the sweet one:

1 medium sweet potatoe
nutmeg
cinnamon
sugar
butter or oil

(Or you can use brown sugar if you want.)

Simple salt one

2 large sweet potatoes
1 tbsp of olive oil
1/4 tsp salt


Just make sure you absolutely do not crowd them or they steam instead of crisp and you get mushy ones.

Do you know that canned pumpkin (not pumpkin pie filling) is used to help dog diarreah? It has lots of fiber, which helps if the dog is having poo problems, either way.

I had a pumpkin scone for breakfast.

Yummy!!

Sweet potatoes are in the category of veggies that, for some unknown reason, my mother never served during my childhood. I discovered a deep and abiding love for them this past weekend, when my MIL made baked sweet 'taters to go with dinner. No butter, no brown sugar, just a sprinkle of salt was all they needed. YUM.

I have a great recipe for pumpkin cake (it has walnuts and raisins in it). Yum!