Boiling a sweet potato is like taking a Ferrari through a car wash—technically possible, but why? The heat is all wrong: waterlogged and bland. You lose the sweetness into the water, and the texture turns into a mushy, grainy mess. Unless you’re making mash for a baby or a pie filling, skip the boil. If you must boil (say, for a quick mash), cut the potato into chunks, boil in salted water for 10-12 minutes, then drain and roast the chunks at 400°F for 10 minutes to dry them out. That final roast saves the day, like a friend who brings snacks to a boring meeting.
What Heat to Cook Sweet Potato
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