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Can I use sweet pots in a beef casserole as well as ordinary pots?

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Holymoly321 · 18/08/2008 10:24

Am making AK beef casserole for 9mth DS and I have only got half the amount of normal potatoes. Have got some sweet potatoes in the cupboard, so could I use these along with the normal potatoes? I would I need to cook them for as long as the normal pots?

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PortAndLemon · 18/08/2008 10:25

You can use them -- they don't normally need to be cooked for as long as regular potatoes, but if you are cooking them actually in the casserole it won't matter, they'll just be a bit more falling apart.

Flier · 18/08/2008 10:26

absolutely! think just cook them for as long, or perhaps an extra 5mins?

Holymoly321 · 18/08/2008 10:29

ooh, a split decision here - as long or not as long?

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ELR · 18/08/2008 10:34

no they cook much quicker than normal pots but dont worry they will just sort of disintergrate making the sauce lovely and sweet and thick

savoycabbage · 18/08/2008 10:37

Also they have got more vitamins in.

Hangingbellyofbabylon · 18/08/2008 10:41

they do cook really really quickly so I would either cut them into bigger sized chunks or add them a bit later on.

Overmydeadbody · 18/08/2008 10:41

Of course you can, there is nothing wrong with deviating from a recipe!

Sweet potatoes cook quicker than normal potatoes.

Holymoly321 · 18/08/2008 11:29

thank you everyone -= will bung them i a bit later then

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