Sometimes my impulse groceries get ahead of me before I formulate a plan. Months ago a sweet potato began enthusiastically sprouting on my counter and I enjoyed watching its progress instead of eating it. When it began forming lovely, heart-shaped leaves, I began rooting for the root, so I put the whole potato in a pot. It's so happy now!
The vines are splaying everywhere, so I got the bright idea to eat them. They are wonderful! I harvest sweet potato leaves almost every day and it seems they grow back more quickly than I can eat them. I saute them in coconut oil along with onions, mushrooms, a few kale leaves, fresh cherry tomatoes from my garden and handfuls of fresh herbs -- whatever the garden has most of. I usually add a shake of cumin and sea salt, and maybe some nutritional yeast. This happy potato is the gift that keeps on giving -- I'm so glad I didn't eat it!
The vines are splaying everywhere, so I got the bright idea to eat them. They are wonderful! I harvest sweet potato leaves almost every day and it seems they grow back more quickly than I can eat them. I saute them in coconut oil along with onions, mushrooms, a few kale leaves, fresh cherry tomatoes from my garden and handfuls of fresh herbs -- whatever the garden has most of. I usually add a shake of cumin and sea salt, and maybe some nutritional yeast. This happy potato is the gift that keeps on giving -- I'm so glad I didn't eat it!
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