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Recipe: Roasted Sweet Potato - Recette: Patate Douce au Four

Submitted by Nathalie on Wednesday, 21 January 20096 Comments

Today is Wednesday and here comes our third recipe of the week featuring the guest veg: Roasted Sweet Potato.

Roasted Sweet Potato

There is nothing complicated about this recipe. You don’t need to have any talent or skill, but I love it because you get the real taste of the sweet potato and I find it delicious.

You can eat roasted sweet potato as a side dish with any kind of meat, or if you’re a vegetarian, you can add a refreshing salad.

Serves 2 - Ready in 40 minutes.

Ingredients

  • 1 big sweet potato - or 2 small
  • 2 tbsp olive oil
  • salt and pepper

Preparation

  • Preheat the oven to 200°C.
  • Peel the sweet potato and cut it into chips.
  • Place in an oven-proof dish. Sprinkle with olive oil.
  • Bake for about 30 minutes. If you want them to be more crispy, you should bake them for an additional 10 to 15 minutes.
  • Add salt and pepper and serve immediately with a piece of meat or a bowl of salad (or both if you’re really hungry)

Bon Appétit!

Roasted Sweet Potato Roasted Sweet Potato

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Patate Douce au Four

Pour 2 personnes - Prêt en 40 minutes.

Ingrédients

  • 1 grosse patate douce - ou 2 petites
  • 2 cs huile d’olive
  • Sel et poivre

Préparation

  • Préchauffez le four à 200°C.
  • Epluchez et coupez la patate douce en bâtonnets larges.
  • Mettez dans un plat. Arrosez d’huile d’olive.
  • Faites cuire 30 minutes. Si vous les voulez plus croustillantes, laissez les 10 à 15 minutes supplémentaires.
  • Salez et poivrez.
  • Servez immédiatement avec une viande ou une salade (ou les 2 si vous êtes gourmand(e) / affamé(e)).

Bon Appétit !

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6 Comments »

  • Julie says:

    Hey! This looks easy and nice! I must say I think I have never tasted any sweet potato… is the taste really different from a “standard” potato? Does it cost more? Thanks in advance for the answer!

  • slimrouge says:

    yummy I’ve got a stock of potatoes that I need to use and quick if not they get lost.
    I’ll do those roasted potatoes tonight or tomorrow. It’s quite a common recipe but I do not think about doing it very often.
    With good pieces of lamb, they will be delicious!

  • Nathalie says:

    @Julie: sweet potatoes’ taste is really different from standard potatoes. It’s very sweet, as its name says, and you can use them in savoury dishes as well as in cakes.
    I can say for sure that it’s also more expensive, since they are not produced in Europe and therefore imported, but I don’t remember how much I bought them. It’s not that expensive though, you should definitely buy one to taste it!

  • Princesse26 says:

    I bought my first sweet potato today !!!
    And I knew that I would fine a recipe including it, thanks to your blog Nath !
    So this recipe is the one I choose, for its simplicity…
    I will let you know once I would have cooked it this week !

  • Nathalie says:

    @Princesse26: I’m sure you’ll like this recipe… Let me know!

  • Princesse26 says:

    Ca y est !!
    I’ve made the roasted sweet potatoes tonight !!
    It is really sweet, but mine’s were a little bit too “molles” (how do you say that ??? not crispy enough). I let them about 50 minutes in the oven, maybe it was not enough. Or maybe I put to much olive oil ?
    But the taste was still really nice.
    Next time I will buy sweet potatoes, I think I will try to make them “sautées à la poêle”.

    Thanks to you Nath, I’ve tasted sweet potatoes for the first time of my life !!

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