Additional tips for prepping spuds for sweet potato pie

Creating a sweet potato pie is surprisingly easy, even for those new to baking. While roasting your sweet potatoes before mashing them is a crucial step for a flavorful pie, there are a few extra tips to keep in mind to make this holiday treat even better. But don’t worry, these tips won’t complicate the baking process.
When selecting sweet potatoes, be aware of the signs of quality produce. Look for sweet potatoes that are firm, smooth, and free of blemishes, with a consistent color. After choosing the best sweet potatoes for your soon-to-be award-winning pie, give them a thorough wash before placing them in the oven. Since potatoes grow in dirt, you’ll want to avoid adding any soil to your pie. For the creamiest texture, peel the skins off before preparing the filling. It may seem more logical to peel them beforehand, but the skins come off easily right after baking.
To create a smooth and creamy pie filling, pulse the sweet potatoes in a food processor. Once they’re blended, add in the butter, milk, eggs, sugar, and any other desired ingredients (a splash of eggnog can add an extra layer of richness), and pulse until the mixture is ready to pour into your crust. And there you have it — a warm, caramelized sweet potato pie that might just steal the spotlight from its pumpkin counterpart.
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