nikkas eat sweat potatoes then turn around and eat sweat potatoe pie. It's the same shyt
THANK YOU!!! fukk do I need a pie that doesnt hit the same as the actual thing for
nikkas eat sweat potatoes then turn around and eat sweat potatoe pie. It's the same shyt
nikkas eat sweat potatoes then turn around and eat sweat potatoe pie. It's the same shyt
....I mean..in theorynikkas eat sweat potatoes then turn around and eat sweat potatoe pie. It's the same shyt
sweet potatos and sweet potato pie don't taste the same
SOUTHERN CANDIED YAMS (OLD FASHIONED SOUL FOOD RECIPE)
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A rich and flavorful southern-style candied yam recipe made with chopped sweet potatoes cooked in a sweet, buttery syrup until tender and glazed. This is an authentic soul food candied sweet potato recipe that you will find yourself making for every holiday and Sunday dinner!
Growing up in a Black Mississippi family, there is not a single Thanksgiving dinner, celebration meal, or Sunday dinner that was served without a big ol' pan of candied yams as one of the leading sides.
This recipe took me a very long time to perfect, and I have finally gotten these candied sweet potatoes to taste exactly like the yams my grandmother made when I was growing up in Mississippi!
INGREDIENTS YOU NEED TO MAKE THIS RECIPE Sweet potatoes. This recipe calls for 3 pounds of sweet potatoes. Wash, peel, and cut the sweet potatoes into about Β½ inch thick rounds.
Granulated sugar. To sweeten the yams and make the syrupy baking liquid.
Dark brown sugar. To combine with the granulated sugar and butter to create the syrup for the yams.
Unsalted butter. Butter is combined with sugar to create the baking liquid for the sweet potatoes.
Cinnamon, ginger, nutmeg, cloves, salt, and vanilla extract. To flavor the candied yams.
It's the SAME ingredients
Sweet potatoe pie has eggs in it, which turns it into a custard. The textures/taste between the two dishes IS NOT the same.
The taste is the same. Texture is only different because yams ain't mashed and whipped
Nah b...........yall up norf negroes are groce
100% facts!!Nah b.
I'm an up north east coast breh n pumpkin pie is to white people what sweet potato pie is to us.
Pumpkin pie is mid as hell. Pecan pie i got no frame of reference for, as I never had it.
I just had a slice of Pecan & Sweet Potato back to back and honestly I enjoyed the pecan pie very much whereas the sweet potato after eating was just kinda "" to me I think Sweet Potato is highly overrated or maybe the restaurant I got it from wasn't hittin the spot but still...
Naw that was for folks that like Pumpkin Pie. Southern folk dont eat that...not even the whites on da cool...them up norf folks disgustinNah b.
I'm an up north east coast breh n pumpkin pie is to white people what sweet potato pie is to us.
Pumpkin pie is mid as hell. Pecan pie i got no frame of reference for, as I never had it.
Tell on yourself. The preparation is entirely different.It's the SAME ingredients