Dec 14, 2009
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One Potato, Two Potato

How to take advantage of sweet potato season for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Source: Serious Eats
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Sweet potatoes are not to be mistaken with yams, even though the terms are often used interchangeably. Sweet potatoes are the common red-brownish skinned root vegetables with sweet orange flesh and semi-smooth skin; there is also a variety with yellow flesh, with a taste resembling a mix of potato and apple. Yams usually have a rough dark brown skin, similar in texture to tree bark, with a white, purple, or red flesh. Yams do not have orange flesh--Sweet potatoes are one of the easiest vegetables to cook that taste like candy without adding too much sugar.


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