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Add the avocado oil and spices to the sweet potatoes. Peel the potatoes (if youd like) and cut into 1/2-inch cubes. The potatoes are tender on the inside, with buttery-crispy edges and the delicious fragrance of rosemary and shallots. Instructions Preheat your oven to 425 degrees Farenheit (220 degrees Celsius).

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Both are so fun to make and full of hearty, healthy goodness. I consider this the super-sized version of my Crispy Parmesan-Rosemary Sweet Potato Stacks.

Just slice up your potatoes, arrange in your dish, and slather those beautiful layered buds in buttah! Well, butter, olive oil and rosemary. I’m so glad he did (and so glad he picked up a roasted chicken on the way home, so that our main course wasn’t salted caramel cookies)! This sweet potato dish is not only scrumptious and super fragrant, it’s incredibly easy to make. And, somehow, he wrangled the Kitchenaid out of my hands and forced me down for a meal! The night before, my savory cravings got the best of me, and I did somehow convince my husband to risk life and limb while working these sweet potatoes on the mandolin. ever. So, I felt sorry for myself and made cookies. A lot of cookies. It was a I’m-making-Christmas-cookies-til-I-drop-dead kind of a day, because I’m sick, and mothering while sick has to be one of the hardest. Yesterday was not a weeknight meal cookin’ kind of a day. The perfect healthy compliment to a hearty winter meal! Once you’ve popped your sweet potatoes into the oven, it’s time to prepare an accompanying dish.These crispy sweet potatoes make a scrumptious and elegant side that’s a cinch to make! Shallots tucked in between the layers make this dish extra aromatic and full of flavor.

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Feel free to double the spice quantity listed in the recipe for more punch. This allows you to serve the roasted sweet potatoes with a variety of meals and flavors. It adds a burst of flavor without going overboard. The amount of spices of I’ve added to this recipe is fairly minimal. If you’re looking to add a warming, savory vibe to this recipe try roasting with a blend of cumin, garlic powder, paprika, salt and pepper. While sweet potatoes taste delicious with just a sprinkle of salt and pepper, a little extra seasoning really elevates the flavor.

It’s best to divide a large batch onto two baking sheets. If the sweet potato cubes are too close together, they’ll steam rather than roast and get crispy. Halfway through, toss the cubes around so that all sides are evenly cooked. Roast at 425 degrees Farenheit for 30-35 minutes.And a little shake of savory spices like cumin, paprika and garlic powder take them next level. A couple tablespoons of avocado oil (or olive oil) will give the potatoes those caramelized and crispy edges we crave. Toss the sweet potatoes in oil and seasonings.Then, place the cubes in a single layer onto a baking sheet, making sure there’s space between them. Try to cut them all the same size so that they roast evenly. If you’d like a consistent texture, remove the skin.

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If you’d like a smidge more nutrients, leave the skin on. Either way works with this recipe, so it’s simply personal preference.

Peel or don’t peel the potatoes, it’s up to you.

To get perfectly roasted cubes, there’s a few key steps to success. Take a closer look and make sure there are no discolorations and that the potato is nice and firm.

Look for smooth skins and no soft spots.

Arrange sweet potatoes in a single layer in the prepared baking pan. But these tend to be more starchy and dry. Toss sweet potatoes with oil, kosher salt and pepper in a large bowl. Sometimes the red and orange skinned potatoes can be labeled as yams. These are known as the “moist varieties” and tend to be sweeter, creamier, and less starchy.

Choose the orange and red skinned potatoes.

Here’s a few things to look out for when choosing the right sweet potato: While sweet potatoes are available all year round, their peak season is from fall to early winter.