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Mashed Sweet Potatoes recipe

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Mashed sweet potatoes can be served as a side of any dish, it is delicious.

 MASHED SWEET POTATOES

Sweet potatoes bring me memories of my life in Mexico when it was very common to hear the characteristic whistle of a man pushing a little cart that made people go out of their homes to buy the sweet potatoes dessert he sold. That’s the only way I had tried this vegetable.

Until we arrived in Texas. It was weird for me to see dishes such as sweet potato fries or mashed sweet potatoes.

But, as Mexican says “a donde vieres, haz lo que fueres” “wherever you go, do what you see” we have been adapting to the customs and dishes of this country. Now we enjoy dishes with this root vegetable, like this recipe.

Sweet potatoes offer several benefits, it contains antioxidants, folic acid, beta-carotene, fiber, vitamin A. It is pain reliever, eliminates toxins, fights free radicals and is said to have healing properties (not sure).

There are different recipes for mashed sweet potato, you can use maple syrup, marshmallows or chocolates to make it but the recipe I’m sharing with you is the classic mashed sweet potatoes, I hope you enjoy it.

This recipe for mashed sweet potatoes can be served as a side of the turkey or pork loin for Christmas dinner. Do you have a better recipe? Share it with us in the comments!

MASHED SWEET POTATOES

Ingredients

4 sweet potatoes

1/2 can of condensed milk (or whole milk)

1 tablespoon butter

2 liters of water

1/4 teaspoon nutmeg

Salt to taste

Cook the sweet potatoes in two liters of water for approximately 30 minutes or until they are soft.

Peel the sweet potatoes and mash them.

Add the butter and mix. Incorporate half a can of condensed milk, until it achieves a purée consistency.

Season to taste with salt and nutmeg.

Enjoy it like that or if you prefer, you can add a little sugar or maple syrup.

Enjoy it!

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About Brenda Cisneros

Brenda started her blog Mejorando Mi Hogar in 2009 to connect and share her experiences with the Latino community in the United States.
She encourages her readers to enjoy life by traveling, spending time with family, cooking, and keeping her traditions alive. She currently lives in San Antonio, TX.

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