The Taste of Home - Sweet Potatoes!

The leaves are starting to turn colors, the gardento her cooking, she probably made it up from trial
is almost finished bearing produce, and the air isand error since we both dislike following directions.
getting crisp and cool. Every year about this timeI'll share with you the approximate amounts,
my mom comes to Nashville and brings a bag ofwhich of course vary from one time to the next
sweet potatoes with her from Atlanta. Shedepending upon availability of ingredients I have in
knows how much I enjoy them and says it'sthe pantry or garden.
worth the hour she has to wait in line while the3-4 large-sized raw sweet potatoes, washed,
grower separates the fresh harvest and gradesscrapped, and sliced thin or diced into small cubes
them by size and condition.2-3 sprigs of rosemary about 6-8 inches long (we
I feel like Bubba in the Forrest Gump movie whengrow our own), washed, remove stems and use
I think of all the ways I can prepare them.only the leaves.
There's sweet potato pie, baked sweet taters1/4 cup of olive oil
with cinnamon and honey, sweet potato casserole2-3 cloves of fresh garlic chopped finesalt and
with brown sugar and spices topped off withpepper to taste
marshmallows, fried sweet potatoes, and myToss everything into a glass, oven-safe dish such
personal favorite sweet potatoes with rosemary,as Pyrex or Corningware. Bake at 350 degrees
olive oil, and garlic. My daughter introduced me tountil the potatoes are tender (about 30 minutes).
the latter delight, but I have no idea where sheThis will serve about four to six people and will
found a recipe. If she takes after me in regardsprobably become one of your favorite fall recipes.