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Sweet Potato Greens
I read that the sweet potato greens are edible. I love greens of all sorts. Any suggestions on preparing these greens. I loved my baby turnip greens harvested from thinned crop, chopped, raw with purple onion, basil, tomatoes and balsamic vinegarette. I like to eat my veggies "aldente" if I cook them at all. Curious now about sweet potato greens. ????
carrie.draher- Posts : 7
Join date : 2012-06-20
Location : Wichita, KS
Re: Sweet Potato Greens
Welcome to the forum. Are you doing Square Foot Gardening using the ALL NEW SQUAREFOOT GARDENING book?
There is a recipe in this thread and a lot more if you do a regular google search. That's where I found my recipes.
https://squarefoot.forumotion.com/t12846-sweet-potato-advice
Kay
There is a recipe in this thread and a lot more if you do a regular google search. That's where I found my recipes.
https://squarefoot.forumotion.com/t12846-sweet-potato-advice
Kay
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walshevak
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Location : wilmington, nc zone 8
Re: Sweet Potato Greens
I just finished trying the sauteed Sweet Potato Greens. They were delicious!! I tried them both lightly sauteed (which I preferred) and also cooked to mush which is how my hubby likes his veggies. I even convinced him to try them and he pronounced them "normal flavor, the texture is different". This is a milestone for him..he does not try new things... I think most of us have been throwing away one of the most nutritious things we can grow !! This will be a summer staple for me from now on !!
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