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By MizzNezz
Added September 30, 2002 | Recipe #41541
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By ceashel
on December 23, 2002
Made this for Thanksgiving and it was a big hit with everybody, even people who didn't like sweet potatoes. I did double the sauce recipe since I just filled and 8x8 cassarole dish with the potatoes and needed enough sauce to cover. Very yummy.
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on December 09, 2002
Excellent recipe, loved it, will be a regular recipe from now on.
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Allot more time to prep this dish than indicated. It takes approximately 1 hour 40 minutes if you count boiling potatoes and bringing the syrup to a boil.
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on November 28, 2002
Made this for thankgiving it was so good will make sure that I make it again.
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on November 25, 2002
i tried this recipe but i did not use maple syrup i used white karo and topped with marshmallows it come out really good . next time i will try it with maple syrup.it was a really goos recipe
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on November 25, 2010
These were amazing!! My husband does not usually eat sweet potatoes but he said these were perfect! Instead of cutting them into pieces, I roughly mashed them in the baking dish, topped them with the butter sauce and put marshmellows on top during the last 10 mins. Perfect!!
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AMAZING!!! My husband and father in-law don't like Sweet Potatoes but they loved these!!! in fact my father in-law not only went for second but went for thirds! Then said they were so good he would have to repent after eating them!
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This recipe was awesome.. the maple syrup made it!! I splurged and bought "real" maple syrup and it was worth it... so good!! Went fantastic with ham, no leftovers!!
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on November 28, 2011
My husband is a huge candied sweet potato fan and he actually preferred these over the ones his mom makes (which is amazing!). Wonderful recipe. I will be making this every thanksgiving!
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on November 27, 2011
These are truly amazing. I purchased candied pecans in the bulk foods section of Wegman's and sprinkled them on top before serving. Sooooo good!
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on November 25, 2011
I made this for Thanksgiving 2011 and, after my first taste, was hoping no one else liked them so I could take the leftovers home to savor! What a wonderful and easy recipe. I doubled the sauce and added pecans. This was so easy that I will half the recipe and fix it for myself.
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on November 25, 2011
My husband says this are the best loved them
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on November 24, 2011
Awesome! I have tried a lot of sweet potato recipes, easy to very complicated. This is one of the easiest, and definitely the best I've had. Served for Thanksgiving and topped with marshmallows just for fun. Used the amount of sauce called for and it was perfect, more would have been way too sweet. Baked the sweet potatoes the night before (350 degrees for an hour), peeled, cut up, and put in casserole dish which made prep the next day very fast. Most people would probably need to double this recipe. Thanks for sharing the recipe!!
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on November 17, 2011
These were awesome. Got tired of the "same old" mashed sweet potatoes and made these instead. I added chopped candied pecans into the sauce and topped with mini-marshmallows as others had. We REALLY loved them. They were very sweet and extremely decadent but that's what Thanksgiving is for!!
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on November 27, 2010
Made for Thanksgiving and everyone loved them. I think using fresh sweet potatoes (not canned) is a key factor in the way these taste. I made the night before and refigerated. I also doubled the sauce and sprikled with pecans. Thanks for the great receipe.
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on November 26, 2010
Delicious!!! Followed the recipe to the letter and then added some marshmallows for the last few minutes of cooking. I'm making this a permanent part of our Thanksgiving meal!
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on November 20, 2010
Excellent. I just peeled them before boiling them so that I didn't have to let them cool and then peel them.
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on January 03, 2010
Oh wow! So very yummy! I love the addition of cinnamon and maple syrup!
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on January 25, 2004
Thanks for a new recipe! The husband and thirteen year old finished the pan, but I have to work a little harder to get the four year old to try it. I may add marshmellows next time just to see if they entice him to taste it. Kellie2
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Mmmmm mmmmm! These were the BEST! We have a new favorite sweet potato recipe for the holidays! These were so good! The best I have made yet! Thank you so much for the wonderful recipe. My family thanks you too! You have got to try this one!
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Servings Per Recipe: 6
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