Raw fruits and vegetables are amazing, but there are times–especially during the winter months–when your body craves and benefits from warmer, more filling foods. It’s important to be flexible and adjust to the different seasons. At these times, it’s easy to drift back into older eating habits, unless you can prepare meals that both satisfy this natural need, and truly taste good. This is where you’ll find my new Twice-Baked Veggie-Sweet Potato recipe a life-saver. They’re so yummy, and filling without being heavy. I love to enjoy them on a brisk winter evening or night, or whenever I crave something warm and comforting, and my husband’s eyes and ears perk up anytime he sees or hears that I’m going to be making these. Your significant other or friends will love these too. So without further ado, here is the new recipe– try it out soon and let me know how it goes in the comments below!
Ingredients
- 2 Sweet potatoes
- A 'lil water
- 2 Tbs. tamari
- 1/4 cup of diced purple onion
- 2 Tbs. diced green onion
- 1/4 cup diced leek root
- 1/2 cup of diced bell pepper
- 1/2 cup of broccoli florets
- 1/2 cup coconut milk
- 1 Tbsp arrowroot starch
- Sea salt to taste
- Black pepper to taste
Instructions
- Bake the sweet potatoes for an hour at 350 degrees. When done, allow to cool a little (so you don't burn yourself) and cut in half. "Core" the sweet potato and take out all of the insides, placing in a bowl to the side.
- Meanwhile, in a saucepan, heat the coconut milk until just below a boil. Add the arrowroot starch and mix. Add the mixture to the sweet potato whisk it all together.
- In the meantime, dice the purple onion. In a pan, add the tamari (and a little water as needed) and heat on medium-high and allow it to come to a light boil. Add the purple onion and cook lightly, for a few moments. Add the rest of the veggies, and small amounts of water as needed so nothing sticks as you saute. Keep everything moving! Add the sautéed ingredients to the sweet potato mixture and stir together.
- Spoon the mixture into the sweet potato shells and bake in the oven at 350 degrees for another 30 minutes.
- Enjoy!
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This looks delicious and will be trying it soon. Do you have a salad or other greens along side it? Thank you for sharing these yummy and healthful recipes.
It is a really good recipe, however, I wasn`t sure If I`d have to leave the skin on.
Eventually I cooked it with the skin, also I couldn`t core it just like that. And should I take out all of the “meat” or should I leave a layer on top of the skin? I just took out the half of it, still I broke the skin 🙁
Maybe it would be nice to describe it better for beginners like me :p
Anyway, It tastes amazing!
looks yummy how many does this serve? and would you just have this or something with it? thankyou xxxx
Kim, please put pictures of your recipes to help some of us identify them. The names may be called a different name in Africa
Just wanting to clarify…is the coconut milk called for in the recipe the canned variety, or the beverage (i.e. Coconut Delicious)?
Hi, and thank you for your recipe, I love them !! I would like to try this one, but what tipe of coconut milk is it exactly ? And how many does this recipe serve? Thank you for sharing so many great tips and recipies !
Made this for dinner this evening! Absolutely delish!! Thanks Kimberly, you are amazing!!
You’re welcome Isabelle! So glad you loved it! 🙂
Mmm I <3 sweet potatoes! This might be a dumb question: is a purple onion the same thing as red onion?
Yes they are the same 🙂
I first made this recipe a few years ago for me and my daughter and now xxx years later, she was asking for it again. So I went digging and found it. Funnily enough, since I first read Beauty Detox years ago, I thought it was way out there for me, but here I am moving towards a vegan lifestyle.
That is amazing Jane! So happy to hear your story and keep up the great work. Lots of love to you! 😉