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suggestions for sweet potatoes ?

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  1. In the fridge I have leftover, unseasoned, baked sweet potatoes; fresh pineapple; and pork chops.

    Two thoughts come to mind:

    1) mash together the sweet potatoes and pineapple -- does the pineapple need cooking first? what
    else to add?

    2) grill the pineapple and serve it as a side; do something else with the sweet potatoes

    Any suggestions?

    TIA, --Charlene

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  2. I would mash the sweet potatoes, put them into a baking dish, top them with the pineapple, and bake
    until the sweet potatoes are thoroughly heated, which will be plenty of time for the pineapple. You
    could top it all with a bit of brown sugar to make it extra yummy! And cook the pork chops
    separately, of course. Sounds delicious!

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    In the fridge I have leftover, unseasoned, baked sweet potatoes; fresh pineapple; and pork chops.

    Two thoughts come to mind:

    1) mash together the sweet potatoes and pineapple -- does the pineapple need cooking first? what
    else to add?

    2) grill the pineapple and serve it as a side; do something else with the sweet potatoes

    Any suggestions?

    TIA, --Charlene

    --
    If you read any script for TV or film that calls itself historical, no more than 40 percent of it
    is real. The rest is made-up [censored]. -- Richard Dreyfuss

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