good morning beautiful friends. I hope and pray that we are all ready to have a great day today. the sun isn't shining and we're probably gonna get some rain. it got up to 59 degrees yesterday, and we loved it. my hubby worked out in the garage and I worked inside, but I was out and in every once in a while. I think it's gonna rain today, but that's ok, we can use the rain. if for no other reason, to get all the salt washed off the roads. we're hoping to go see Momma this morning and get back home before the rain starts. maybe even get out walk in for the day before the rain starts too. sometime this afternoon I'll have to get my yogurt in the fridge to cool down and then strain it to make greek yogurt. I'll save the whey for the next batch. if you've never made homemade yogurt before, I'd suggest giving it a try. if I can remember, I'll do a picture tutorial on it sometime. keep an eye out for it.
-----------------the little gizmo on the left is a starfrit peeler from amazon. it's a great little gizmo, but these sweet potatoes are difficult to peel at best. it makes no difference where I get sweet potatoes, they're all kinda shriveled up and this peeler doesn't like that at all. but I finally got it done. on the right side is my compost bucket. so I was doing it right. hahahaha
as I peeled the potatoes, I dropped them in a bow of water. you can see the pile of peels. as it was peeling, I was picking the piles up and breaking them into smaller pieces and putting them in my compost bucker. in the past, all this just went in the trach can. not anymore. woohoo!!!
I got them all chopped up and used all the ingredients on the left hand side of the bowl. I had previously dehydrated the garlic and onion just for this purpose. and my dehydrated onion and garlic work perfectly in this dish. for the ingredients, I used about a tablespoon of avocado oil, a good grid of pink salt, a dash of black pepper and about a palm full of both the garlic and the onion. a quick stir and it will be ready for the baking sheet.
pop in the oven on 400 degrees for45 minutes or more, just depending on what you like and this is what you get. we love all the dark crispy bits. it is soooooooo yummy!!!!! these sweet potatoes taste like candy, only better. that's no joke!!!
then they are ready to go in a vac seal bag and into the freezer. I don't do a hard vacuum on them because I don't want to squish them and I don't want it to be a solid block when I get ready to take a bag out and put it in the air fryer later. this is where the magic happens. they get crispy on the outside and stay like candy on the inside. these are wonderful. next on the agenda is to do some russets for my husband. those are his favorites. I hope you will give this a try. when I went shopping the other day, I got a lot more potatoes, some of each and they will be prepared this was exactly and then I'll have easy potatoes any time we want them. I'm thinking the next time, I'll flash freeze them on the baking sheet and then be able to scoop out some without having to thaw them a little first. that will make it easier and quicker to toss in the air fryer. yay!!!
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