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Fire Roasted Sweet Potatoes
Serves 6
You might want to make a couple extra of these. As sweet potatoes cook, their sugars caramelize and ooze through the skins, combining with the smokiness of the fire for a completely addictive side dish.
"As sweet potatoes cook, their sugars caramelize and ooze through the skins, combining with the smokiness of the fire for a completely addictive side dish."
Safety Tips
Keep it clean To keep things hygienic, Raymond has a large pot of water boiling on the fire constantly. “It’s great for tea or hot cocoa at night, but also to do the dishes or wash the kids. And whenever we add new water, we wait 10 minutes for it to be sanitized.” Prep in advance You can chop vegetables and meat in advance at home and store them in separate lightweight containers or leak-proof bags in the cooler to reduce cleanup and cross-contamination. Stay food safe Pack biodegradable soap and make sure that no bowls, cutting boards or knives are left around after touching meat or seafood. Use some frozen multitaskers Frozen peas are the perfect paella addition because they can replace some of the ice in your cooler and will thaw by dinnertime. But make sure there’s still enough ice on top of the shrimp and mussels to keep them safely chilled. While some might be uneasy bringing seafood in a cooler, Raymond says with enough ice you’ll be fine. “As long as everything is in the cooler until you need it, I’m not worried.” Pack a shovel! And the most important tip, especially with kids who tend to play around the fire: always keep a shovel nearby, just in case.Advertisement
Ingredients
- 6 sweet potatoes
- 1 Tbsp (15 mL) extra-virgin olive oil
Nutrition
Per serving:
- calories 135
- protein 2g
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fat
3g
- saturated fat 0g
- trans fat 0g
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carbohydrates
27g
- sugars 9g
- fibre 4g
- sodium 41mg
