Lemon Pepper Sweet Potato Crisp – Easy Thanksgiving Casserole – Food Wishes


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While cheese is not a typical Thanksgiving ingredient, it really works amazingly well here as part of this crispy, super savory topping for soft sweet potatoes.

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  1. Dusty Cole
    Dusty Cole says:

    Would love to see you take down a few carving pumpkins, and create a huge potential surplus from a normally wasted sum of pumpkins. Esp bc they’re truly one of the more nutritional things one can eat (and delish, in my humblest, esp if a few extra things are added, e.g., butter, nutmeg, cinnamon…). Tks boss!

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  2. Mousie Brown
    Mousie Brown says:

    First time ever —— I disagree with your treatment of sweet potatoes. Use orange, not lemon. Do not bake cubes of raw sweet potatoes because you are drying out the natural moistness of the tuber. Only exception might be for fried sweet potatoes, if you must dry out your sweet potato’s natural smoothness. I don’t see a reason for that, personally. This recipe could work for using leftover, dried out baked yams and leftover, dried out French bread.

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  3. Donna Richardson
    Donna Richardson says:

    OH MY GOODNESS!!! How did you know! Trying to keep things low key, I was struggling with only having one starchy side. Would it be dressing or sweet potatoes? You are a mind reading genius. I want you to read my horoscope.

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  4. Nessuno
    Nessuno says:

    The idea is ice. But I find, sweet potatoes benefit from a little liquid, like1/4 cup chicken stock while they roast to get browned and creamy, not hard, dry and stringy. Also the bread topping, while obviously delicious, might be a bit redundant with Turkey dressing on the Thanksgiving menu…better served with a roast pork? Also, would a handful of frozen cranberries cooked with the potatoes be weird in this?

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  5. the_smoking man
    the_smoking man says:

    Howdy from Ireland, Chef! Hmm…would a light, creamy, cheesy, saucy coating not have added some moisture, Sir? Looks a little dry there. But I guess as an accompaniment for Thanksgiving, there'd be gravy aplenty..

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  6. George Rogers
    George Rogers says:

    For this recipe, can you use the lighter Japanese variety (さつまいも)or is the orange "yammier" type really the only kind? I got a bunch of Japanese sweet potatoes out of my professor's garden (with his permission, of course) and I have —- all idea what to do with them. Roast sweet potato is a seasonal dish here, but I can't eat that much roasted sweet potato. xD

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  7. Brian Murphy
    Brian Murphy says:

    ❤️food wishes is the best! We just made the deboned stuffed turkey and it was fantastic. Thank you for taking the time to breakdown the technique. We stuffed it with green onion pork sausage and a little cayenne. It was juicy and delicious.

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