Yams - Sugar Free (Sweet Potatoes)

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  • Number of Servings: 3
Ingredients
2 - medium Sweet Potatoes (aka yams) (raw) - about 2 cups1/3 cup - splenda (sucralose)1/8 tsp - vanilla1 tsp - cinnamon, ground1 cup water
Directions
Slice raw sweet potatoes into medium slim slices. Place slices into a small pot (large enough to hold the potatoes and water mixture).

Wisk together water, splenda, cinnamon, and vanilla, blend well. Pour over sliced sweet potatoes.

Cover and bring to a boil on medium heat. Once boiling, turn down to simmer, cook 30 - 35 minutes, until potatoes are soft - do not overcook, it will become too mushy.

ENJOY!!!!

Number of Servings: 3

Recipe submitted by SparkPeople user SCORPIOCANDIE.

Servings Per Recipe: 3
Nutritional Info Amount Per Serving
  • Calories: 107.7
  • Total Fat: 0.1 g
  • Cholesterol: 0.0 mg
  • Sodium: 9.1 mg
  • Total Carbs: 28.8 g
  • Dietary Fiber: 4.0 g
  • Protein: 1.4 g

Member Reviews
  • GRANDMAJLB
    I cooked the sweet potatoes in the microwave. Then peeled and mashed with the rest of the ingredients and a little hot water. THe family loved them. - 1/6/09
  • SUNSHINE_GAL
    I made these yesterday for Sunday dinner and doubled the recipe. It was very yummy! I was out of Splenda, so I used Sweet N Low. The house smelled so good you just knew it would be delicious! Will definitely make again. Thanks for sharing! - 2/22/10
  • MATMAN823
    I haven't tried this yet but may for Thanksgiving. Instead of Splenda I will use STEVIA, a natural no-sugar/no-calorie sweetner...it's the best! - 11/19/09
  • PLAINJANEDOE
    Great! We used stevia, and nuked the potatoes. We could've done with slightly less sweetener, but it was great - tasted like sweet potato pie! - 12/25/12
  • CD13264010
    I wanted a recipe for mashed sweet potatoes, so I cubed the potatoes and boiled them in a potful of water. After draining, I added the splenda, cinnamon, and vanilla and mashed away. It needed a bit of liquid, so I tossed in some milk, as I would with mashed regular potatoes. It was wonderful! - 10/15/12
  • KNITYWITY
    I like sweet potatoes and this recipe is great. - 3/11/10
  • KSWILDFLOWER
    I made these as mashed sweet potatoes. I doubled the recipe and baked 4 potatoes in the oven with my roast. Peeled and mashed them. Then I added the cinnamon and vanilla with 1/4 c. brown sugar and 2 Tbls. butter. They were delicious! Thanks for sharing. - 2/10/10
  • DAIZYSTARLITE
    yum - 7/1/18
  • CD13645534
    You can use the brown sugar with splenda in case u dont like the cinnamon taste with margarine - 3/6/13
  • NANAFITZ1
    great !!!!! :-) - 7/1/12
  • GEORGIEPIEMAN
    Why would you add any form of sweetner to yams or sweet potato? Let the naturally-sweet flavor of the vegetable speak for itself! - 1/19/12
  • DEBK0923
    very good - 12/11/11
  • LINDAF49
    Vanilla is a great addition to traditional flavor! - 5/24/11
  • EBONY*SILK
    VERY TASTY & DELICOUS! :) I LOVE IT! - 5/9/11
  • AZLADY2U
    Using splenda with vanilla would make for a better dish. I will try this tonight. Thanks - 2/20/11
  • AGASSIFAN
    GREAT recipe...thanks! - 2/8/11
  • MEDICALEMTB
    Very good thanks for the recipe. I will definitely be making those again - 1/17/11
  • BECKYLYNNE77
    YUMMY - 12/13/10
  • COMPUCATHY
    We made these for Thanksgiving...very good! And they reheat well afterwards also...had them leftover today! - 12/4/10
  • SASSYCHRIS1952
    I am so glad I saw this recipe! Tomorrow is Thanksgiving and this will be a perfect way to prepare sweet potatoes the healthy way :) - 11/24/10
  • JOANOFSPARK
    loved this; very simple and quick to make..will definitely make again...:) - 11/20/10
  • ERIN1957
    bake or steam them and use stevia as well, but bravo for the fiance' - 9/27/10
  • JURI62
    I never liked yams growing up, but decided to try now. These were really good. I will use a little less cinnamon next time. - 7/20/10
  • MOMOFPRE
    sounds good - 3/24/10
  • DANALEE11
    These are really good, I used Splenda brown sugar, about 1/4 cup, turned out delish! - 2/20/10