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A family tradition. So good you won’t want to save them for Thanksgiving. So sweet they’re practically a dessert. The only kind of yams I like.
Thoroughly mash the cooked yams. I cook them just like you would potatoes when making mashed potatoes. So just slice them up and boil them. They are denser than potatoes and take a little longer to boil but you can tell they’re done when you can easily stick a fork in them. I usually use an egg beater to mash them but if you’re a real go getter a fork works fine. I’ve never used canned yams in this recipe before but if you’re scraped for time you could give them a try.
Add sugar, eggs, milk, vanilla, 1/2 cup butter, and cinnamon to the mashed yams. Mix until combined. Spread yam mixture out in a 9X13 pan.
In a separate bowl, combine walnuts, remaining butter, coconut, flour, and brown sugar. Sprinkle over the yam mixture in a thick layer.
Bake for 30 minutes at 375 degrees.
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