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10 Savory Sweet Potato Recipes For Thanksgiving Round Up

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Savory Sweet Potato Recipes

 

Every year on Thanksgiving I always make the traditional sweet potato dish that my grandma made. You know the one with the little marshmallows baked in the oven, they are so sweet and delicious but this year I wanted to try a little something different. It seemed like my kids were getting sick of that recipe since I have made it almost every year since they were born, so I did a little research. 

I checked out a few of my favorite blogs and came up with a list of 10 sweet potato recipes to use that look so delicious, worth giving a try this Thanksgiving. I love sweet potatoes so some of these I am sure I will make starting now. I have to try just a few to see which is the winner for my table this year (hehe). AKA, I just want to make all of them! 

 

10 Savory Sweet Potato Recipes For Thanksgiving

  1. Creamy Pressure Cooker Mashed Sweet Potatoes – Pressure Cook Recipes 
  2. Twice Baked Sweet Potatoes with Leeks and Sausage – Sidewalk Shoes
  3. Cauliflower Sweet Potato Mashers – Kudos Kitchen by Renee
  4. Spicy Sweet Potato Casserole – Passion For Savings
  5. Apple Cider Roasted Sweet Potato – This Mama Loves
  6. Sweet Potato Gratin with Goat Cheese, Parmesan, and Thyme – Kalyn’s Kitchen 
  7. Spicy Crockpot Sweet Potatoes – Kalyn’s Kitchen 
  8. Greek Sweet Potato Salad – My Life Cookbook
  9. Make Ahead Sweet Potato Casserole – Melanie Makes 
  10. Brussels Sprouts Sweet Potato Hash – leelelicious 

So there you have it 10 Savory Sweet Potato Recipes For Thanksgiving Round Up! I ope you can find one if not more to serve this year for Thanksgiving or just for fall.

 

What are your favorite sweet potato recipes that you serve on Thanksgiving? Do you make the same thing every year or do you like to switch it up? Leave me a comment below I’d love to hear what your traditions are! 

 

Be sure to check out my stuffing round up too!

Mouthwatering Babyback Ribs BBQ Grilled Cheese

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Mouthwatering Babyback Ribs BBQ Grilled Cheese
 
This BBQ Grilled Cheese is a perfect way to use up those left over babyback ribs for lunches the next day or make a dinner using them. I love cooking larger batches of meats just for this reason. It makes my weeks go so much smoother when I basically just revamp a meal we had the night before. 
 
The BBQ Grilled Cheese is a great twist on a classic grilled cheese that my whole family enjoys. Think pulled pork sandwich but even better with melted colby jack cheese (or any you like that is my fave) on buttery toasted bread! YUM! 

 Mouthwatering Babyback Ribs BBQ Grilled Cheese

Babyback Ribs BBQ Grilled Cheese Recipe 

 
Mouthwatering Babyback Ribs BBQ Grilled Cheese
 
Ingredients 
 
  • 1 rack of babyback ribs (recipe to follow, the grilled cheese recipe uses leftovers for the next day or two) 
  • bread of your choice
  • colby jack or cheddar cheese slices
  • butter 
  • BBQ sauce of your choice
  • blackening seasoning
  • sat & pepper 
 Mouthwatering Babyback Ribs BBQ Grilled Cheese
 
Directions for making the babyback ribs 
 
  1. Preheat the oven to 300 degrees. 
  2. Flip the ribs over and remove the membrane skin from the entire length of the ribs. This is a clear membrane but once you begin to peel it up it should remove easily. Once the membrane is removed, flip the ribs back over and season with salt and pepper and blackening. 
  3. Fill a 9×13 baking dish with 2″ of water. You may need to cut the ribs in half to get them to fit in the pan. 
  4. Cover the ribs with foil and bake for 2 1/2 – 3 hours. Remove from the oven. 
  5. Now, this next step is optional but we finish ours on the grill. The ribs are already cooked so my husband heats the grill, throws the ribs on for a few minutes and slathers them with BBQ sauce. 
  6. If you would prefer to not turn the grill on, simply move your oven rack to the 2nd or 3rd notch and turn the broiler on medium/high. 
  7. Remove the ribs from the baking dish and place on a baking sheet. Slather with BBQ sauce and place under the broiler for 5-10 minutes to allow the BBQ sauce to crystalize. Remove from the oven a serve. 
  8. If there are leftovers (we usually have leftovers because we make 2-3 racks at a time), simply remove the excess meat from the bones, place in an airtight container and store in the fridge for several days. 
 Mouthwatering Babyback Ribs BBQ Grilled Cheese
 
Mouthwatering Babyback Ribs BBQ Grilled Cheese
 
Mouthwatering Babyback Ribs BBQ Grilled Cheese
BBQ Grilled Cheese Directions
 
  1. Butter 2 outside pieces of bread. Lay one slice of bread butter side down in a frying pan. 
  2. Add a heaping scoop of the leftover BBQ pork. 
  3. Next, add a layer of cheese and then top with the second slice of bread, butter side up. 
  4. Heat on the frying pan 5-10 minutes on medium/high heat until the bottom bread has browned. 
  5. Flip and allow the other side to brown. 
  6. Remove from the heat and serve with chips and your favorite BBQ sauce for dunking. 
  7. ENJOY!

Mouthwatering Babyback Ribs BBQ Grilled Cheese

 

Mouthwatering Babyback Ribs BBQ Grilled Cheese

This BBQ Grilled Cheese is a perfect way to use up those left over babyback ribs for lunches the next day or make a dinner using them. I love cooking larger batches of meats just for this reason. It makes my weeks go so much smoother when I basically just revamp a meal we had the night before.
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Ingredients
  

  • 1 rack of babyback ribs recipe to follow, the grilled cheese recipe uses leftovers for the next day or two
  • bread of your choice
  • colby jack or cheddar cheese slices
  • butter
  • BBQ sauce of your choice
  • blackening seasoning
  • sat & pepper

Instructions
 

  • Directions for making the babyback ribs
  • Preheat the oven to 300 degrees.
  • Flip the ribs over and remove the membrane skin from the entire length of the ribs. This is a clear membrane but once you begin to peel it up it should remove easily. Once the membrane is removed, flip the ribs back over and season with salt and pepper and blackening.
  • Fill a 9×13 baking dish with 2″ of water. You may need to cut the ribs in half to get them to fit in the pan.
  • Cover the ribs with foil and bake for 2 1/2 – 3 hours. Remove from the oven.
  • Now, this next step is optional but we finish ours on the grill. The ribs are already cooked so my husband heats the grill, throws the ribs on for a few minutes and slathers them with BBQ sauce.
  • If you would prefer to not turn the grill on, simply move your oven rack to the 2nd or 3rd notch and turn the broiler on medium/high.
  • Remove the ribs from the baking dish and place on a baking sheet. Slather with BBQ sauce and place under the broiler for 5-10 minutes to allow the BBQ sauce to crystalize. Remove from the oven a serve.
  • If there are leftovers (we usually have leftovers because we make 2-3 racks at a time), simply remove the excess meat from the bones, place in an airtight container and store in the fridge for several days.
  • BBQ Grilled Cheese Directions
  • Butter 2 outside pieces of bread. Lay one slice of bread butter side down in a frying pan.
  • Add a heaping scoop of the leftover BBQ pork.
  • Next, add a layer of cheese and then top with the second slice of bread, butter side up.
  • Heat on the frying pan 5-10 minutes on medium/high heat until the bottom bread has browned.
  • Flip and allow the other side to brown.
  • Remove from the heat and serve with chips and your favorite BBQ sauce for dunking.
  • ENJOY!
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