Reply With QuoteIn the Microwave stab it with a fork a bunch of times, and then like 4-5 mins I think. Then add whatever seasonings you like when done.
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10-25-2006, 12:18 PM #1The Damned ELITE MEMBER
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Yams!!
I bought some sweet potatoes and I have no idea how to cook them!!!
I have an oven and a microwave. And don't know how to cook and if I did, I wouldn't like to do it anyway....HELP!
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10-25-2006, 12:25 PM #3Registered User
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Oven at 400, wrap the yam in tin foil.....30min or so
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10-25-2006, 12:40 PM #4Patrick ELITE MEMBER
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yea, oven is the best. they taste like shit in the micorwave (IMO).
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steam them takes 5 min
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Definitely the best way!
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For taste....oven
For time constraints Microwave....most have a potato preprogrammed setting
Just choose potato and quantity. Works better than strictly high because it cycles the microwaves.
The new microwaves with inverter technology (like the panny's) do a better job these days of not drying out food because it actually varies the power intensity instead of simply cycling the microwaves on and off at 100%..
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Why wrap them in foil in the oven? I think they cook just fine directly on the oven rack, and the skin gets nice and crunchy.
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10-27-2006, 02:13 PM #9Ned Sexy ELITE MEMBER
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they'll dry up unwraped but hey if u like potato chips go ahead.
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Yeah, they do dry up that way as I've found too.
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Dice them up, boil and drain. Cover w/ a cup of brown sugar, pecans, maschino cherries and juice, 2 sticks of butter, pineapples, raisans, maple syrup and nutmeg.
Oh, don't forget the half bag of mini-marshmallows on top.
Damn, I'm hungry!
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I find that with white potatoes too, they have a nasty after taste. Originally Posted by P-funk
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Originally Posted by JimSnow
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