After eating the same-ish lunch as much as possible over the past month, I decided to experiment with sweet potato coins at home. Directionless, I peeled and sliced one large sweet potato and threw into a pot of salted, boiling water for 20 minutes.
While the potatoes were boiling, I mashed two tablespoons of coconut oil into one tablespoon of maple syrup with a fork.
I heated an enameled cast iron pan over medium-high heat. After then, after draining the potatoes, I coated each side of a coin with the oil/maple mix and sprinkle of salt and set them gently in the heated pan. It only took a few minutes on each side to to get nice and brown before they needed to be flipped.
As I placed the seared coins on a serving plate and sampled a piece, I knew I’d make these again, for company.
This sounds simple enough. I think I’ll try it out!