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Date Posted: 06:40:33 09/05/08 Fri
Author: wendy
Subject: Re: A first time visit
In reply to: Judy from GA 's message, "A first time visit" on 03:13:53 09/04/08 Thu

Welcome Judy! I read your post and saw the potatoes and thought I would share. I love potatoes too. My brother showed me this. I take a yam and wash, etc. cut in half and wrap in foil. Put on the grill and turn every 5 minutes or so until tender. The eat with butter, cinnamon, or even maple syrup. I like a little buttler and cinnamon. Haven't tried it with sugar free syrup yet. You can do these in the oven too but I think the grill adds a wonderful taste to the yams. I have never liked yams but I like them this way. Its the only way I will eat them. I usually only eat like a 1/4 of one but sometimes I eat the whole half. They are much better for you than white potatoes. they make sweet potato french fries too.

wendy

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[> Re: A first time visit -- LeeW, 08:37:16 09/05/08 Fri [1]

My dh is a potato junkie. We are dieting and what I do, if I make roast etc and he thinks he can't live without gravy or sauce, I use mashed cauliflower in it's place. Sounds strange, but it works in a pinch. I have also cut cauliflower really small and made it like fried rice (with meat, peas, onion mushrooms and soya sauce etc.) Turnip is another great substitute. I cut them up like fries. Sprinkle seasoning salt or brown sugar substitute like splenda.

I solved the sweet problem with SF jello and light topping in the evning or we have sf fudgicles.

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