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Originally Posted by Christmas_mama
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Yeap....:elf1:Quote:
Originally Posted by Christmas_mama
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Sweet potato (I think in America they're called yams, but I might be wrong?) curry. Yummy! :christmasdinner:
Cool! Will you paint them? :elf1:Quote:
Originally Posted by tinkerbell2
Yep, all 60+ of them.......:eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by Christmas_mama
Yams and sweet potatoes are actually two different types of tubers - very similar however. Both are very popular here this time of year - both names are used.Quote:
Originally Posted by Christmas_mama
I baked the jam filled crumb bars again. I didn't really like the way they came out the other day, but both of my daughters loved them and begged me to make them again!
I had heard that before - and that real yams are from Africa and aren't even related to the sweet potato? Do you know why Americans call sweet potatos yams? I had wondered before but never really looked into finding out why :santahat:Quote:
Originally Posted by ornamentmaven
Well,I'm glad they have worked out I would like the recipe if you don't mind ornamentmaven...:elf3:Quote:
Originally Posted by ornamentmaven
Yams and sweet potatoes are often used interchangeably - that is how similar in taste they are. I always call sweet potatoes - sweet potatoes and call yams -yams! I think most Americans call them by the proper name! I think that yams have become much more available than sweet potatoes so you hear about them more often.Quote:
Originally Posted by Christmas_mama
Tink, I will post the recipe tomorrow. Remind me in case I forget!Quote:
Originally Posted by tinkerbell2