A simple, three-ingredient cooking sauce gives this beefy recipe big flavor. Easy enough for weeknights but special enough for a barbecue or backyard party, it’s sure to become one of your summer favorites.
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Have you made sweetpotato “rice” yet? It’s easy, tasty, and a healthy substitute for any kind of rice. We especially love it in this bowl-style recipe, topped with steak, cucumber, avocado, bell pepper, scallions, and teriyaki sauce.
Sweetpotatoes and pears are great together! And tossed with walnuts, arugula, optional blue cheese, and a simple vinaigrette, they become a salad that’s full-flavored, lightly crunchy, and a little sweet.
Stir-fry is a great weeknight dish because, after just a little prep, dinner is on the table in a jiffy. And although you might not think of them for a dish like this, sweetpotatoes are a natural. They cook up lightly browned yet tender, and are a delicious complement to the creamy coconut milk-laced sauce and silky cashews.
This stew is a little Latin, a little East Indian, and all yum. The vernal sauce that’s spooned on top—a combo of COOC-certified California extra virgin olive oil, lime juice, scallions, and herbs—provides just the right amount of brightness to complement the hearty stew.
Here’s a great way to use up leftover Thanksgiving turkey, but don’t let that keep you from enjoying this curry any time of year with turkey, chicken, pork, or beef, or make it vegetarian additional vegetables. In any incarnation, it's quick, comforting, flavorful, and—thanks to California figs and California sweetpotatoes—a little bit sweet.
Spiralized sweetpotatoes are a great, gluten-free way to enjoy “pasta.” Here, they’re topped with a satisfyingly savory hummus sauce, tons of crunchy veggies, and spicy sesame oil. Yum.
Sweetpotatoes go great with Mexican flavors in general, and chiles in particular—and this recipe proves it. Use canned enchilada sauce or make your own. Either way, ole!
Perfect for Halloween parties, fall gatherings, and watching the big game, these nachos pack a ton of great nutrients, flavor, and color, without all that scary stuff. Leave the scaring to the ghouls.
Here’s a simple, healthy, and hearty way to enjoy sweetpotatoes—stuffed with cumin-laced quinoa, black beans, steamed kale, and cheese, then topped with scallions and cilantro. It’s perfect for both a weeknight dinner and for game day with the gang.
