I know I'm a little late, but I figured I should get this posted so I can use it the next time I randomly have a hankering for a Thanksgiving dish. When we were preparing the dishes for Thanksgiving this year, I forgot all about the sweet potatoes until it was too late to bake them. I decided to mix a few recipes together and made a stove top sweet potato casserole. And if I may say, there were some at the Thanksgiving feast who don't normally like sweet potatoes and had second helpings. So if you're looking for a quick and delicious sweet potato dish at your... next Thanksgiving meal, try this one.
Quick and Easy Sweet Potato Casserole
3-4 large sweet potatoes
3-4 tbsp. butter
1/3 c. brown sugar
cinnamon
3/4 c. pecans
Peel sweet potatoes and microwave on a plate with a little water for 5-8 minutes until soft when stuck with a fork. When done, chop roughly. Melt butter and sugar in dutch oven skillet. Toss pecans in and stir on med/low heat until coated and starting to caramelize (about 3-5 minutes). Toss in sweet potatoes and stir with spatula until well coated. Sprinkle cinnamon to coat and continue to sauté potatoes around until ingredients are mixed in. Sweet potatoes will mash slightly. Pour into a glass baking dish and throw a few small marshmallows on the top (I mostly put them on because you can’t have Thanksgiving without sweet potatoes oozing with extra sugar). I wanted to make sure everything stayed moist so I decided to shave tiny pieces of butter off of the stick and distribute them across the potatoes. Stick in oven on broil until marshmallows are slightly browned and melty. (Do you like that word?)
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