ginger sweet potatoes en papillote
I love to make parchment paper packets full of delicious veggies and herbs. When you open the packet, the aroma is wonderful. Don't be intimidated by the technique because it's really not that difficult! It really cuts down on the clean-up, also.
yield
1 packet per person
prep time
15 Min
cook time
15 Min
method
Bake
Ingredients For ginger sweet potatoes en papillote
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1- 18 inch sheetparchment paper
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1/2 Tbspbutter
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1/2 mdsweet potato, peeled and sliced 1/4'" thick
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1/2 Tbspfinely minced crystallized ginger
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1 pinchcinnamon
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1 tspbrown sugar (optional)
How To Make ginger sweet potatoes en papillote
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1Place oven rack in center position and preheat oven to 400 degrees.
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2Spread the butter on center of parchment paper to form a 12 inch circle.
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3Place sweet potato slices just to the right or left of the center and arrange to assure no more than a two slice thickness.
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4Sprinkle with minced ginger and cinnamon (and brown sugar if using.)
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5Now, the fun part (and it should be fun; don't sweat it if it's not perfect.)
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6Turn the paper so that the empty half of the paper is closest to you, then fold it over the potatoes.
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7Beginning with either side, make a fold about 1/2 to 3/4 inch wide along the length. Repeat (same side.)
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8Holding the fold, go up about an inch and fold again; repeat moving and folding all the way around to the end (you will have a half-moon shape when finished.)
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9Place on baking sheet and bake at 400 degrees F for 15 minutes. (Do NOT use toaster oven!)
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10Remove from oven (packets will be inflated) and either cut the packets open with knife or kitchen shears or unfold and tear. Be careful of the steam! (It will smell great!)
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11Refrigerate any leftovers.
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