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Dinner

Triple Ginger Sweet Potatoes, Creamy Ginger Kale Salad & Horseradish Smashed Potatoes

from the Week of December 15, 2013


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Prep
Difficulty
Easy

1 hour

Time
Estimate
1 hour

Toss the sweet potatoes in the oven. Peel and chop the potatoes, place in cold water to bring up to a boil. While those bake and simmer, whisk up the dressing and massage into the kale. Chop up the fresh and candied ginger. Peel and smash the sweet potatoes, combine with the remaining ingredients and finish baking. Smash the regular potatoes with the remaining ingredients. Keep warm as the sweet potatoes finish baking.


Recipes for this Meal


Winter
Photo of Triple Ginger Sweet Potato Bake
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Triple Ginger Sweet Potato Bake

Fresh, powdered and candied ginger are whipped into roasted sweet potatoes and baked up with eggs for an almost souffle dish. Place in a small baking dish or in a few ramekins for individual portions instead. Save time by cooking the sweet potatoes several hours ahead when you are making breakfast or dinner the night before.


Winter
Photo of Horseradish Smashed Potatoes
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Horseradish Smashed Potatoes

Tangy yogurt & fresh horseradish are smashed into red potatoes. This side works well with beef, vegetables or any dish where you might use a Horseradish cream sauce.


Summer
Photo of Creamy Ginger Kale Salad
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Creamy Ginger Kale Salad

This creamy, bright with ginger dressing coats shreds of kale. Add a handful of nuts to complete the package. A fine microplane grater helps when shredding the ginger and the lemon zest. If using the microplane for the ginger, use half of the amount. The juicy shreds are potent! Start with about a 1 inch piece of ginger. If you do not have a microplane you can peel the lemon and finely mince the ginger. A blender will help get the job done as well.