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Sweet Potato Tuna Patties

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Tasty Kitchen Blog: Sweet Potato Tuna Patties. Guest post by Dara Michalski of Cookin' Canuck, recipe submitted by TK member Olivia of Primavera Kitchen.

As soon as autumn hits, my craving for sweet potatoes sets in. I will eat them any way them come, whether mashed, baked, twice-baked or roasted. So, when I saw “sweet potato” in the title of these Sweet Potato Tuna Patties by Tasty Kitchen member Olivia, my curiosity was piqued. In fact, I ran straight out to the store to buy the ingredients.

If you’ve ever had tuna or salmon patties, be prepared for the tuna patty that will spoil you forever. From the natural sweetness of the potatoes to the zing of the chili powder, this is a recipe that you will want to make over and over again.

If you have leftovers, store them in an airtight container in the refrigerator, then reheat in a 350ºF oven when ready to eat.

Let’s get started.

 
 
 
Tasty Kitchen Blog: Sweet Potato Tuna Patties. Guest post by Dara Michalski of Cookin' Canuck, recipe submitted by TK member Olivia of Primavera Kitchen.

For this recipe, you will need sweet potatoes, canned tuna, green onions, breadcrumbs (gluten-free, if you prefer), eggs, red onion, yellow pepper, garlic powder, chili powder, salt and pepper.

 
 
 
Tasty Kitchen Blog: Sweet Potato Tuna Patties. Guest post by Dara Michalski of Cookin' Canuck, recipe submitted by TK member Olivia of Primavera Kitchen.

Chop the sweet potatoes and boil them until tender when pierced with a fork, about 10 to 15 minutes. Drain and run them under cold water. This will stop them from cooking further and will cool the mixture down so that the eggs don’t cook when added. That wouldn’t be pretty!

 
 
 
Tasty Kitchen Blog: Sweet Potato Tuna Patties. Guest post by Dara Michalski of Cookin' Canuck, recipe submitted by TK member Olivia of Primavera Kitchen.

Transfer the sweet potatoes to a large bowl and mash with the back of a fork.

 
 
 
Tasty Kitchen Blog: Sweet Potato Tuna Patties. Guest post by Dara Michalski of Cookin' Canuck, recipe submitted by TK member Olivia of Primavera Kitchen.

Add the tuna …

 
 
 
Tasty Kitchen Blog: Sweet Potato Tuna Patties. Guest post by Dara Michalski of Cookin' Canuck, recipe submitted by TK member Olivia of Primavera Kitchen.

Green onions …

 
 
 
Tasty Kitchen Blog: Sweet Potato Tuna Patties. Guest post by Dara Michalski of Cookin' Canuck, recipe submitted by TK member Olivia of Primavera Kitchen.

Breadcrumbs (use gluten-free breadcrumbs if you prefer) …

 
 
 
Tasty Kitchen Blog: Sweet Potato Tuna Patties. Guest post by Dara Michalski of Cookin' Canuck, recipe submitted by TK member Olivia of Primavera Kitchen.

Eggs, chopped red onions …

 
 
 
Tasty Kitchen Blog: Sweet Potato Tuna Patties. Guest post by Dara Michalski of Cookin' Canuck, recipe submitted by TK member Olivia of Primavera Kitchen.

Garlic powder, chili powder, salt and pepper. What a fabulous punch of flavor!

 
 
 
Tasty Kitchen Blog: Sweet Potato Tuna Patties. Guest post by Dara Michalski of Cookin' Canuck, recipe submitted by TK member Olivia of Primavera Kitchen.

Using your hands, shape the mixture into patties. You could make mini ones for appetizer-sized patties, or larger ones for a dinner portion. I made my patties about 1/2 inch thick each and a few inches wide. Perfect for dinnertime!

 
 
 
Tasty Kitchen Blog: Sweet Potato Tuna Patties. Guest post by Dara Michalski of Cookin' Canuck, recipe submitted by TK member Olivia of Primavera Kitchen.

Heat a large nonstick skillet over medium-high heat and lightly coat with cooking spray. Cook the patties until perfectly golden brown, about 3 minutes per side. Serve.

 
 
 
Tasty Kitchen Blog: Sweet Potato Tuna Patties. Guest post by Dara Michalski of Cookin' Canuck, recipe submitted by TK member Olivia of Primavera Kitchen.

Thanks so much to Olivia for this wonderful recipe. Be sure to check out her site, Primavera Kitchen. It is filled with healthy recipes that are packed with flavor. Her Kale Sneak In Meatballs and Baked Potato with Lemon Shrimp are on my must-make list for this month.

 
 

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Sweet Potato Tuna Patties

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These Sweet Potato Tuna Patties are very soft inside and crisp on the outside. It is a delicious, easy, quick and healthy appetizer recipe!

Ingredients

  • 2  Medium-sized Sweet Potatoes, Peeled And Sliced Into Chunks
  • 2 cans (180 Gram Size) Chunked Tuna In Water, Drained And Flaked
  • ½ cups Chopped Green Onions
  • ½ cups Gluten-free Breadcrumbs
  • 2 whole Eggs
  • ½ cups Diced Red Onions
  • 1-½ cup Diced Yellow Pepper
  • ½ teaspoons Garlic Powder
  • ¼ teaspoons Chili Pepper
  • Salt And Pepper For Taste
  • Olive Oil Cooking Spray

Preparation Instructions

Fill a medium pan halfway full of water. Bring water to a boil and add sweet potatoes. Cook them for about 10-15 minutes or until tender. Drain and run them under cold running water. Transfer to a large bowl and mash with a fork.

Add the tuna, green onions, breadcrumbs, eggs, red onions, yellow pepper, garlic powder, chili pepper, salt and pepper. Mix well until the all ingredients are combined. Use your hands to shape mixture into your preferred size patties.

Heat a non-stick frying pan over medium-high heat and add cooking spray. Cook patties for 3 minutes per side or until golden brown.

 
 
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Dara Michalski is a doll and a sweetheart who clearly knows her way around the kitchen. She blogs at Cookin’ Canuck, where she shares her flavor-packed recipes and fun, engaging writing. The photography’s pretty incredible, too.

 

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Looks Delicious! Nutella Skillet Cookie

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Tasty Kitchen Blog: Looks Delicious! (Nutella Skillet Cookie, submitted by TK member Erin of Dinners, Dishes and Desserts)

‘Tis the season to have holiday cookies on your mind—and in your fridge, freezer, jar, tray, and stashed in your bag in case of emergency. But this? This cookie is for just for you, and you don’t have to share if you don’t want to.

Tasty Kitchen member Erin shares this luscious Nutella Skillet Cookie, which is lightly adapted from Shelly’s recipe for a Chocolate Hazelnut Skillet Cookie over at Cookies & Cups. It takes less than half an hour to make (that includes baking time!) and will knock the socks off any chocolate and Nutella lover. With a center layer of warm Nutella plus a generous drizzle on top, just serve it with a few scoops of ice cream on top, arm everyone (or your lonesome self) with a handful of weapons spoons, and go to town.

Thanks for sharing this, Erin! Now everyone go bake yourself something special this week. You deserve it!

 

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Coffee Talk

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Tasty Kitchen Blog: Kitchen Talk (Coffee Talk)

It’s been called the elixir of life. Devil’s brew. Brain juice, liquid energy, cupped lightning, rocket fuel, jitter juice. Morning mud, dirt, or just good ol’ cup of joe. There are entire shops dedicated to serving it, and careers dedicated to roasting and brewing it. That’s right, today we’re talking about coffee.

Maybe it’s because it feels like winter’s making an early arrival this year, or because Juan Valdez has abandoned me for a spell and I haven’t had any coffee in over four weeks. (Don’t cry for me … Colombia.) All I know is that coffee’s been on my mind. I’ve been dreaming of it in cappuccinos, lattes, frappuccinos, and even ice cream. I know I’m not alone in my professed love for coffee, and there are as many ways to enjoy it as there are people who can’t do without it. So tell us:

What’s your favorite way to enjoy coffee?

I’ve always loved coffee ever since my cousin Vicky served me a cup of coffee with a bit of Kahlua, lots of cream and sugar, and a ridiculous mountain of whipped cream on top. We were about nine or ten years old (sorry, Mom!) and it was the best thing we had ever tasted.

My everyday coffee preference used to be simple: just a really strong cup of coffee, half-and-half, and raw sugar. Occasionally, I’d even skip the cream and sugar. But after a trip to Italy, I’m now obsessed with espressos and lattes. I’m secretly hoping my current coffee machine gives up on me so I can justify getting an espresso machine, after which I fully expect to spend an absurd amount of time trying to learn how to make latte art. Because I tend to pursue really important life skills like that.

But enough of me and my obvious love affair with this bean. There are so many different gadgets, contraptions, and machines dedicated to coffee, and we want to know what you use, how you use it, and how you make each cup just so, perfectly perfect for you. Come share your tips below!

 

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Looks Delicious! Sausage and Corn Chowder

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Tasty Kitchen Blog: Looks Delicious! (Italian Sausage and Corn Chowder, submitted by TK member Kim of Sunday Supper Club)

When the temperatures start dropping, nothing battles the chilly weather quite like a big bowl of soup. Chowder, to be exact. This Italian Sausage and Corn Chowder hits all the right spots. It’s hearty, creamy, and full of warm flavors. With the Italian sausage, potatoes and corn, it’s a meal in itself. Thanks for sharing, Kim!

Have a good Friday, friends, and make yourself something special this weekend!

 

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Crustless Spinach Quiche

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The beautiful thing about a quiche is that you can throw many ingredients into one dish and all of the flavors complement one another.

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Lemon and Garlic Drenched Brussels Sprouts

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Looking for a side dish that you can make throughout the fall and winter? These Lemon and Garlic Drenched Brussels Sprouts by Tasty Kitchen member Gaby will fit the bill.

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Let’s Talk Last-Minute Meals

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We've all had to scramble to pull together a meal in a hurry, so I know you have some last-minute tricks up your sleeve that you pull together out of whatever you usually have in your fridge or pantry. So let's all help each other deal with these occasional crises!

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Looks Delicious! Hot Buttered Rum Nog

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Here's a warm, comforting drink for you to enjoy as soon as you get a chance to sit down, put your feet up, and rest after all the hustle and bustle of your day.