Time-Saving! Sticky & Sweet Baked Sweet Potatoes ♡

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Sweet potatoes tend to lose their sweetness in the microwave or a steamer, but relying on the oven alone takes time... So, I came up with this combination technique. I tried it many times and finally found the right timing.

Since all it takes is microwaving and baking in the oven, I don't have any hints in particular (lol).
They're done once they've softened ^^
If the potato you're using isn't that big, there's no need to cut it. Recipe by wakwaksan

Time-Saving! Sticky & Sweet Baked Sweet Potatoes ♡

Sweet potatoes tend to lose their sweetness in the microwave or a steamer, but relying on the oven alone takes time... So, I came up with this combination technique. I tried it many times and finally found the right timing.

Since all it takes is microwaving and baking in the oven, I don't have any hints in particular (lol).
They're done once they've softened ^^
If the potato you're using isn't that big, there's no need to cut it. Recipe by wakwaksan

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Ingredients

1 serving
  1. 1 largeJapanese sweet potato

Cooking Instructions

  1. 1

    Wash the sweet potato in water, then cut in half and microwave for 5 minutes (I use a 600 W microwave).

  2. 2

    Then, wrap it in foil, and bake it in the oven for 30 minutes at 200 ℃.

  3. 3

    After 30 minutes, test with a skewer. If it has softened, it's complete. If it's still hard, bake it a little longer.

  4. 4

    The foil will stick to the potato, so let it cool off a bit before removing the foil ^^

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