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Learn how to make sweet potatoes with marshmallows using expert cooking tips for a holiday favorite in this free video recipe series.
There are 15 videos in this series:
Sweet potatoes and marshmallows go together very well, due to their similar tastes and complementary textures. Learn more about how to utilize these two holiday-friendly ingredients in this free video series.
Potatoes, walnuts, heavy cream, marshmallows and various spices to taste can all be used in holiday sweet potato recipes. Learn more about how to utilize these holiday-friendly ingredients in this free video series.
Mashers, mixers, bowls and casserole-style dishes are all necessary tools for sweet potatoes. Learn more about this holiday-friendly recipe in this free video series.
Peeling sweet potatoes is a lot like peeling regular potatoes, just with a bit more care. Learn more about this holiday-friendly recipe in this free video series.
Learn the proper technique and timing to achieve the perfect boiled potato. Learn more about this holiday-friendly starch in this free video series.
Chopped walnuts are great for recipes like sweet potatoes. Learn how to finely chop them without making a mess in this free video series.
Marinating walnuts can give them candied, caramelized texture and taste that is perfect for most desserts or sweet dishes. Learn more about holiday-friendly recipe ingredients in this free video series.
Learn the proper technique for draining potatoes after you've boiled them. Learn more about this holiday-friendly starch in this free video series.
Heavy cream is perfect for many desserts and sweet dishes. Learn the best ways to heat this dairy substance in this free video series.
Potatoes and cream are two essential ingredients for sweet potato casserole. Learn how to mix them together in this free video series.
Learn what spices, like cinnamon, nutmeg, cumin, sugar and vanilla, are typically utilized in sweet potato casserole in this free video series.
Adding walnuts to your sweet potato casserole can give this holiday favorite the perfect added crunch to an otherwise mushy texture. Learn more about this dish in this free video series.
Adding marshmallows to sweet potatoes gives the dish a great fluffy baked top and a sweet flavor that only marshmallows can add to holiday recipes. Learn more about this dish in this free video series.
Sweet potatoes can be served out of the oven (after they've cooled a bit) or stored in the refrigerator for preservation and leftovers. Learn more about this dish in this free video series.
Sweet potatoes can be a cheap or expensive dish to make, depending on how many ingredients and tools you already have at hand, as well as how many spices you want to add to the dish. Learn more about this dish in this free video series.
Sweet potatoes are a tuberous root which are native to the tropical parts of the Americas. They are closely related to the yam, and the terms are often used interchangeably in many communities, though in fact, yams are native to Africa and Asia. Sweet potato pie, casserole, or candied sweet potatoes are traditional American dishes that are often served at Thanksgiving dinner and other winter holidays. Often these dishes are made with sweet potatoes, brown sugar, maple syrup, molasses or marshmallows to bring out the sweet flavor of the sweet potato.
In this free video series, our expert will show you how to make sweet potatoes with marshmallows. This traditional fall dish is a great side for a holiday meal or any family gathering. Our chef will teach you how to peel and prepare the sweet potatoes, make a sweet mixture of cream and walnuts and add in the marshmallows. If you are looking for a great side to accompany your dinner, look no further. Our expert will give you the skills you need to make this tasty sweet potato dish.
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