How to make my children eat sweet potatoes?

[whimsicalname]

For various reasons, we have a lot of sweet potatoes. I like them baked or as wedges, or in curries. My kids don't like them plain or curry type flavours. What else can I do with them?

What about in soup? You could sneak them in to butternut squash or carrot soup.
Or sweet potato pie?

You can mash them and use them instead of mashed potato, maybe on fish pie?

Potato pancakes?

Mashed is yummy, especially if you sauté a little garlic in butter

And then stir it in to the mash

use them in mash for various top to pies.cottage pie,veg pie.u can use them on their own mashed or mixed with normal.
fritters
fritata
in stews
in tagines
lasagnes
hassleback
stuffed

Mashed with tinned salmon to make fishcakes

Sweet potato fries are delish! I don't really have a recipe, I haven't mastered it yet but my friend makes yummy fries! Also, mashed with carrots, cubed then roasted with herbs and garlic. Check out Canadian recipe websites, we have so many variations over here

Mix with potatoes and use to top cottage/fish pie.
Make into edges and smother in cheese.

My 12yr old swears she doesn't like sweet vegetables, even though she has a really sweet tooth, but she eats and enjoys them this way.

Bake them with marshmallows, like they do in the US.

Thanks all. I will experiment with sneaking them in to more stuff and report back.

Sweet Potato [http://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2011/aug/19/sweet-potato-brownies-recipe-lepard brownies]]. Very chocolatey and squidgy

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