Healthy Edamame Sweet Potato Hash

Healthy Edamame Sweet Potato Hash. Packed with 22g of protein and 9g of fiber!

“Pin me, I’m tasty!”- Hash

Most mornings, I’m lazy when it comes to breakfast. My go-to meal to start my day lately has been microwavable brown sugar banana oatmeal, which takes all of 30 seconds to throw together and another two minutes in the microwave. While it’s delicious, easy, and fast, there are days (especially the day after lifting weights) where I find myself hungry an hour later and know that I need more in the protein department of things. 

Enter: Healthy Edamame Sweet Potato Hash! 

Healthy Edamame and Sweet Potato Hash. Protein-packed and one of my favorite breakfasts!  (22g protein and 9g fiber)

Not only is it absolutely delicious and bursting with all the good things in life (read: bacon), it packs in a ton of different nutrients, flavors, textures, and, of course, protein!  

Let’s break down the cast of characters:

Sweet Potato: the sweet potato brings in that mouthwatering sweet and salty combination, as well as the vitamins B6, C, and D, which help in preventing heart attacks, warding off the cold and flu, and maintaining energy levels, moods, and building healthy bones. Not only that, but they also contain fiber, which helps to keep you full and your poop happy! (Did I really just type that…)

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Edamame: not only does it have a vibrant coloring (I want my next Kitchenaid Mixer to come in the shade “edamame”), but it’s also rich in protein, vitamin C, manganese, and copper! Manganese helps your metabolism, regulates your blood sugar levels, and helps keep your nervous system alive and kickin’. Hooray, manganese! Copper plays an important role in managing energy, boosting your immune system, and strengthening your bones. You go, Glen Copper!  

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 Bacon: well, it’s delicious and makes everything better.

A Healthy Edamame Sweet Potato Hash with 22g protein and 9g fiber. So yummy! Make a big batch and have a tasty and filling breakfast for the rest of the week! 

 

Healthy Edamame Sweet Potato Hash. Packed with 22g protein and 9g fiber. Delicious! I’m linking up to WIAW to help share this tasty dish! Thanks, Jenn for hosting! 

Twice-Baked Sweet Potatoes with Pecan Streusel

Healthy twice baked goat cheese sweet potatoes with pecan streusel! Yum!

There are some things I’ll just never be able to grasp. Like math. Or how the trashcan fills up so fast. Or where all my socks go. Or the difference between a sweet potato and a yam. Honestly, I think I’ve looked it up on Google at least 5 times in the past and 3 times today. That makes like a million different times and I still just don’t understand. Did I mention I can’t do math?

I do this for you guys.

To try to be political correct about potatoes (read: PCAP- it’s a thing) and not hurt you with my incorrect words on the internet machine. Some things, though, just don’t resonate with me and I can never, ever remember. And each time I go to the grocery store, I get even more mixed up. I used to think that sweet potatoes were orange (which I could have swore I read online), but then I went to my local Albertsons and they were listed as yams. There must be some sort of government conspiracy to try to confuse me. That must be where all of our tax dollars are going (!). 

 Healthy twice baked goat cheese sweet potatoes with pecan streusel!

ANYWAYS. All I know for certain is that these taste good. Reeaaaal good. Like, pick one up with your hands and walk around your apartment eating them kinda good. They even come in their own little serving potato boat.

I mean, I don’t think you really could go wrong with the combination of flavors and ingredients that are going on in these ‘taters. You’ve got, of course, the sweet and vibrant sweet potatoes, creamy goat cheese, and a brown sugar pecan streusel that straddles the whole thing (did I really just use those two words together again?). Think a sweet potato casserole, but upped a notch by the flavor of the cheese and in their own adorable serving portion. It’s a sweet and salty combination made in heaven! 

“Pin me, please!”- friendly potato infograph 

 A healthy and delicious way to make sweet potatoes!

With a name like Twice Baked Goat Cheese Sweet Potatoes with Pecan Streusel, how could you go wrong? Did I mention they’re also a relatively healthy and nutritious side dish? 

What are you waiting for?! Stuff yo’ face! 

 

Linking up with WIAW to help share these gems! :)